Sentence examples for most important nesting from inspiring English sources

The islands are one of the most important nesting places for migratory birds on the continent, with some 96 species.

THE NEWS Logging in the rain forests of central Africa appears to be posing an unexpected threat to one of the world's most important nesting grounds for several rare sea turtle species on the coast of Gabon, scientists have found.

The growth of logging in the rain forests of central Africa appears to be posing a long-distance threat to one of the world's most important nesting grounds for several species of rare sea turtles — the coast of Gabon.

Nesting populations of Montagu's harrier (Circus pygargus) are declining in most parts of Europe; in France, western marshes remain the most important nesting sites in terms of breeding pairs.

This pristine Caribbean beach is one of the world's most important nesting areas for sea turtles, and Mexican environmentalists view its ivory sands and emerald waters as sacred terrain, on a smaller scale but a bit the way people in the United States see Yosemite or the Grand Canyon.

Speak out in defense of one of the world's most important nesting grounds for migratory birds.

In Africa, mongooses, honey badgers, baboons, otters, warthogs, bushpigs, and spotted hyenas are all fond of crocodile eggs, but the monitor lizard is thought to be the most important nest raider.

Also ungrazed grassland habitat had a negative growth rate, which, however, seemed more caused by the relatively low breeding success caused by a high risk of nest predation (the most important nest predators, i.e. weasels Mustela nivalis, stoats M. erminea and adders Vipera berus, largely prefer hunting in tall field layers [55]).

Corvids were found to be the most important nest predators.

Fuller et al. (2013) evaluated Eastern wild turkey nest survival in Connecticut as a function of nest site and patch-level habitat metrics and found the nest site scale (vegetation surrounding the nest site) was most important to nest site selection and survival.

Sean is taking in the coastline at St Bees Head and discovering how fishermen are working with conservationists to help protect some of our most important cliff nesting birds.