Sentence examples for finding forage from inspiring English sources

Now they must be forever finding forage for a hungry, $180 billion ad-maddened beast.

While we documented greater use of these fields more research is needed to understand why birds use these fields; more explicitly are birds finding cover, foraging, or attempting to breed in cover crop fields?

They developed skills in the manufacture and use of weapons, animal tracking, finding water, foraging for edible plants and using the things they found in their natural environment to supply their everyday needs.

Forage quality and food intake peak at intermediate levels of grass biomass [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], and migratory ungulates are effective at finding high-quality forage patches across heterogeneous landscapes in a range of ecosystems [5], [10], [11], including the Serengeti [9], [12], [13], [14].

Mice are often active during dawn/dusk, and spend their time patrolling their territories, investigating neighbours' odour cues, foraging, finding mates and rearing litters.

A previous study showed that movement of these baboons throughout the day are relative to foraging and finding resources [ 62].

We provide a snapshot of the species' foraging range and behaviour in relation to detailed underlying bathymetry off the coast of New Zealand, finding a significant relationship between foraging movements and regions of the shelf-break.

Isolating the bee version of the foraging gene (and finding only a single variant of it), the Robinson group determined that the gene affects bee behavior, not from the start, as it does with flies, but in stepwise fashion.

Try building a chicken coop or shed, living in a yurt or in the outdoors, capturing solar power for cooking and finding food and water by foraging, etc. Teaching them how to do things rather than how to buy things will be one of the most useful and thoughtful gifts of punk philosophy that you can pass on.

Our finding that foraging performance did not affect female mate preferences contrasts with that of Snowberg and Benkman [8], who showed that 17 out of 20 red crossbill females preferred to approach the more efficient of two foragers.

In the 26 January 2005 Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, Texas Tech researchers reported finding perchlorate in a variety of forage and edible crops, including alfalfa and cantaloupe.