perching (Meaning)

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perching (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Perch

The eagle perched majestically atop the highest branch, surveying its surroundings.
The tiny hummingbird perched delicately on the edge of a flower, its wings humming.
The peregrine falcon perched patiently on a rock, its gaze fixed on its prey below.
The owl perched motionlessly in the shadows, its piercing eyes scanning the darkness.
The parrot perched on its perch in the cage, chattering excitedly.
The squirrel perched comfortably on the branch, nibbling at an acorn.
The cat perched on the windowsill, watching intently as the birds flew past.
The crow perched raucously on the telephone wire, its harsh calls echoing through the air.
The sparrow perched sweetly on the garden statue, its cheerful chirps filling the air.
The vulture perched ominously on a carcass, its patient gaze awaiting its feast.

of Perch

alighting,landing, roosting, touching down,lighting, settling,crash-landing, belly-landing

taking off, arising, ascending, ascending, floating, floating, flying, rising, flying, gliding

The eagle perched majestically atop the highest branch, surveying its surroundings.

The tiny hummingbird perched delicately on the edge of a flower, its wings humming.

The peregrine falcon perched patiently on a rock, its gaze fixed on its prey below.

The owl perched motionlessly in the shadows, its piercing eyes scanning the darkness.