Sentence examples for breed successfully from inspiring English sources

Marking of Laysan albatrosses has shown that they do not breed successfully until seven years old.

Paul Stancliffe, of the BTO, puts it this way: "If you're a bird, what do you need to breed successfully?

In the effort to keep the population growing, an army of building managers, bridge officials and other volunteers band together to help the birds breed successfully.

"You want the insect to breed successfully in the lab but to be dependent on an antidote that will no longer be available in nature,'' Alphey said.

They believe that, even at low levels, the chemicals cause neurological damage to insects, undermining their resilience and leaving them less likely to breed successfully.

"You want the insect to breed successfully in the lab but to be dependent on an antidote that will no longer be available in nature," Alphey said.

Terns that have not bred successfully may start moulting into non-breeding adult plumage from June, but late July is more typical, with the moult suspended during migration.

In 2013, no hen harriers bred successfully in England.

At that point, the reintroduction was in crisis: none had bred successfully in nine years.

After a failed attempt to reintroduce bees from New Zealand, queens from Sweden nested and bred successfully in 2013.

Last year, a pair of peregrine falcons bred successfully on a building in the centre of my city, Cambridge.