Sentence examples for nesting eagles from inspiring English sources

Residents in two villages have contacted Mr. Van Arsdale about people disturbing nesting eagles.

We headed to Nubble Island in Passamaquoddy Bay where the marine biologist on board told us there has been a pair of nesting eagles for 15 years.

Does a landowner get credit for refraining from paving a forest that is home to nesting eagles?

Different Reindeer Herding Cooperatives are currently being compensated, not based on found and proven damages, but in relation to the number of nesting eagles within the cooperative as well as on the basis of the assumptions about how large a portion of the eagles' diet is based on reindeer in a given area.

In 20 food habit studies across the species' range, fish comprised 56% of the diet of nesting eagles, birds 28%, mammals 14% and other prey 2%.

Collectively, the Laguna Pair had food habits that differed from the other nesting eagles (G = 16.7, d.f. = 4, P<0.005) primarily because they rarely preyed upon birds, consumed more foxes and relied more heavily on feral pigs.

We passed over a flock of 50 flying pelicans, a nesting eagle owl, and several families of elephants.

It can take days or even weeks to collect materials and weave together some nests; the nests of eagles are added to, year after year, and can be up to 4 meters across.

Over 13 years, 198 nesting bald eagles were collected, mostly from Alaska, and taken to New York.

The new visitor center, opened in May — almost hyper-environmental in its energy and ecology footprint, from the solar panels to the recycled wood — caught their attention, the Weatherley-Whites said, along with the bison herd and the nesting bald eagles, all so close to the city.

As of 1999, twenty-six pairs of nesting bald eagles have been documented.