Sentence examples for foraging areas for from inspiring English sources

In the mangroves of South Florida the thickets destroy foraging areas for herons, egrets and other waterbirds.

Until now, knowledge of important at-sea foraging areas for adult loggerheads in the Gulf of Mexico has been limited.

According to the Department of Environment, the area in which BP is going to install its two oil rigs was inscribed in the reserve system for a range of reasons, including being a "globally important seasonal calving habitat for the threatened southern right whale" and important foraging areas for sea lions, white sharks and sperm whales.

Researchers created artificial nests and foraging areas for ten colonies of Temnothorax albipennis ants.

Plus, there are limited foraging areas for bees due to habitat loss and the supplement could help bees' overall health.

We mapped 22 such foraging areas for M. schreibersii and 20 for R. mehelyi.

They say the proposal by the engineering company Subsea 7 would lead to 10km steel pipe bundles containing gas and communication lines being transported through the gulf to offshore gas fields, putting at risk coral beds and affecting hundreds of species in what is recognised as a nursery and foraging area for the marine life found on the reef.

†Information on refuges and foraging areas is missing for 9 individuals, including 2 positive Carollia perspicillata bats.

The major resources (nest sites availability, distance to human settlements, suitable perching sites, foraging areas and insect abundance) required for the reproduction of the red-backed shrike were quantified and ranked to offer concrete species-specific conservation management guidelines.

Specimens were always found in rodent and insectivore burrows or in deep hollows, in openings inside pig buildings, or near sleeping or foraging areas around pig buildings, as described for the closely related Iberian soft tick O. erraticus during investigations of ASF (5 ).

The investigated feedback can be possibly valid in other areas subjected to cyclones, for shorebirds that benefit from the creation of new breeding and foraging areas.