Sentence examples for live nests from inspiring English sources

Dr Schmidt has experienced most of the stings while collecting live nests in the field, but his interest in this form of defence mechanism was first piqued when he was bitten after sitting on an ant hill as a child.

Does anyone else think Hugh's second-in-command looks a bit like Richard Bacon? Could this be his post-Five Live nest egg?

The egg was spotted on the Hawk and Owl Trust's live nest-cam about 06:35 GMT.

The egg arrived at 03 30 GMT and was spotted on the live nest-cam when the female got up to resettle.

The egg was laid at 12 09 GMT, but not revealed to live nest-cam viewers until a couple of hours later when the male took over sitting duties.

These mini-nests each received two nest-mate cadavers sporulating with Metarhizium, two live nest-mates treated 2 days previously with Metarhizium and two live nest-mates treated with Metarhizium immediately before introduction to the mini-nest.

Beetles that live in nests of ants and in nests of termites have become modified in form because certain structures that are no longer needed have degenerated (e.g., wings, wing covers); some have almost lost the power of locomotion.

Since termites have a soft cuticle and are easily desiccated, they live in nests that are warm, damp, dark, and sealed from the outside environment.

Most ants live in nests, which may be located in the ground or under a rock or built above ground and made of twigs, sand, or gravel.

Only insects which live in nests or colonies demonstrate any true capacity for fine-scale spatial orientation or homing.

These ants live in nests in sandy soil which sometimes have a mound, which resembles a molehill.