Sentence examples for do forage from inspiring English sources

Hence, small passerines such as the great tit do forage actively and indeed manage to find insect prey under conditions when the light intensity is quite low, although it remains to be assessed to what extent this can help explain the general adaptive significance of marginal eyespots on butterfly wings under natural conditions.

Though the actual number of polar bears depositing the sampled scats is unknown, we assume from the size and geographic extent of our sampling and other studies suggesting that polar bears segregate and move little once ashore [ 33] that our samples are representative of the land-based diet of those polar bears that do forage on the Cape Churchill Peninsula.

"The first thing they learn is the ability to do foraging.

Grain cultivars had as good or better fermentation parameters and ADDM when harvested at 60, 90 and 120 days post-sowing as did forage cultivars at the same maturities.

Deer did not actively consume decomposed carcass remains, but they did forage in the immediate vicinity of carcass sites where a likely nutrient flush (23 ) produced lush vegetation.

Larger foraging nests do not forage proportionally less than smaller foraging nests (Pearson: r = −0.08, n = 76, P = 0.233).

Further, the soldier class of bee is composed of forager-age bees that do not forage (Breed et al. 1990).

"Don't forage in parks that look neat and tidy, forage in places that look wild," Pozzi says.

A study on another ant species, Pheidole pallidula, showed that expression of this gene is high in soldier castes, which do not forage, and low in minor workers which do engage in foraging [ 13].

In contrast, we did not detect any effect of this parameter in the choice of foraging areas by R. mehelyi, and this may indicate that they do not forage around street lamps, which would be unusual for a species of Rhinolophus [23].

The accelerometer data also indicated that contrary to the previous assertion of [23], birds do not forage constantly throughout the night but in fact only spend approximately 25% of the night foraging.