Sentence examples for Rare nesting from inspiring English sources

Experienced contractors, for the last two years as elusive as rare nesting bowerbirds, are worth the wait.

Advancement in camera technology is giving us more opportunities to glimpse rare nesting behaviour, and helping scientists understand more about the secret lives of common animals in ways that could not have been achieved previously.

In contrast, large corvids (crows and ravens) were rare nest predators across our study area but their contribution varied greatly with proximity to settlements and campgrounds.

As a general principle, access to biodiversity data should normally be unrestricted except where it is essential to protect, for example, location data for rare bird nesting sites.

However since the birds have become rare, the nest has been empty for the past ten years.

Drones have come a long way, from their military origins as sinister hardware for spying and remote warfare to their more recent use by conservation charities monitoring whaling ships and rare bird nests.

Collectors were mostly English, and most of the U.K.'s rare-bird nests were in Scotland.

Even the cities have their own special birds of prey: a colony of lesser kestrels – one of Europe's rarest raptors – nest on the ancient buildings of Trujillo.

Huge spiky multi-coloured rocks, or faraglione, protrude from a limpid and uncontaminated sea, watched by rare migratory birds nesting on cliffs.

False crawls are relatively rare in leatherbacks nesting in French Guiana and only tracks that reach the upper part of the beach and had signs of post-oviposition camouflaging by the female turtle were counted as nests.

Or chaining himself to a tree to prevent loggers from destroying a rare bird's nest.