NOUN | a nest | nests | |
VERB | to nest | nested | nested nesting | nests | |
SYNO | to cuddle | to draw close | to nest | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
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- A common species nest that the cuckoo will choose to place its eggs in is the reed warbler.
- The nest, a small cup of grass stems neatly bound together in spider silk, takes around 10 days to construct.
- Common names Peters' foam-nest treefrog, Peters' foam-nest frog, and central foam-nest tree frog have been proposed for it.
- One study finds that a woodrat's maternal nest is an integral part of its nesting habits.
- Eagle's Nest, The Eagle's Nest, Eagle Nest, Eagles Nest or Eaglenest may refer to a bird nest for eagles.
- Unlike most other members of genus "Megascops", which nest in cavities, it has been reported to nest on the ground or in an old cup nest of another species.
- Information on Bachman's sparrow nest predators can be found in the Predators section of this summary.
- rubicundus" occurs on the ground or vegetation in and around the nest aggregation.
- A birdhouse or nest box is an artificial nest for birds.
- To initiate reproduction, males dig a deep circular depression in the substrate with their caudal fins to create a nest, which they will aggressively defend from intruding males.
- More recently, nest insulation has been found to be related to the mass of the incubating parent.
- Nest building: Bare to sparsely overgrown areas in sparse forests Forest fringes or clearings, preferably in sandy soil, but also nests in humus soils, mostly in smaller aggregations with low nest density.
- When temperatures are high, workers fan the nest by rapidly vibrating their wings.
- A swarming colony can have as many as 10,000 bees, but less than 10% relocate to the new nest.
- Adults also inspect the nest, clean by ejecting excess material, and silk which is reinforcement of the nest structure through adding silk to the petiole.
- She makes a nest on or slightly below the surface of the ground among open vegetation.
- Weaver birds go through complicated nest building behaviour when there is no nest building material present.
- The nest is situated in a pine or spruce tree [...] above ground within dense foliage for optimal concealment from nest predators.
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