Nesting in a sentence

There is also a pair of eastern rosellas nesting in one of her nesting boxes.

While natural nesting populations are in decline, some believe numbers of birds nesting on buildings have increased, but there is limited data to back this up, according to Natural England.

Oct. 31 marked the official end of sea turtle nesting season, and, with a few nests left to hatch, state biologists are pleased to report that sea turtles in South Carolina had a productive nesting season.

Disruption of nesting areas by human activity and/or by introduced animals, such as dogs, has reduced the number of turtles nesting on the islands.

Males will respond quickly to playbacks of their calls and will repel other members of the same species and even other hole-nesting species from around their nesting sites.

Only a single egg is laid per nesting attempt, and usually only a single nesting attempt is made per year, although the larger albatrosses may only nest once every two years.

Others cut down a nesting tree in such a way that when it fell, it would also hit a second nesting tree and dislodge the pigeons within.

Six hundred bird species occur in Portugal (either for nesting or during the course of migration), and annually there are new registries of nesting species.

They exhibit site fidelity to their nesting colonies and nesting sites over successive years.

A beautiful male lazuli bunting rests as he migrates to his nesting areas.

And the underwater photography is helping to unravel a mystery of this real-life octopus garden, one of the few known nesting grounds of its kind in the world.

As beaches are more mobile, especially on the foreshore, the concern is focused on backshore areas where birds and other creatures might be nesting.

At first, Nicolaos “Nikos” Kassinis, one of the Cyprus Game and Fauna Service staff responsible for coordinating the barn owl nesting project, found it strange to be escorted by foreign UN officers in his own country.

A total of 121 eggs were seen in the nesting site within the resort.

Between March and July 31, keeping your dog on a lead on open access land is also to protect ground nesting birds, as dogs run about in the undergrowth they flush birds such as nightjars and skylarks off their nests and may cause them to abandon them.

Cameras have been installed on each to capture birds’ prospecting and nesting attempts.

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Giant loggerhead sea turtles, federally protected as a threatened species, typically start nesting in May.

In the meantime, what about the sheep, what about ground-nesting birds, what about all the creatures other than dogs that share our cities and countryside?

Last year, the charity carried out 34 landowner visits to advise on ideal barn owl habitat and erected 20 manmade nest boxes in suitable locations to replace the loss of natural nesting sites in barns, old buildings and tree cavities.