Sentence examples for nesting resources from inspiring English sources

In European starlings, females sing to defend nesting resources, and song can be considered agonistically motivated.

Natural areas are important for wild bees in human-dominated landscapes as they provide permanent feeding and nesting resources.

Land-use change and intensification alters the habitats and landscapes that provide food and nesting resources for pollinators.

Natural and semi-natural habitats within agricultural landscapes provide food and nesting resources for wild bees, thus promoting crop pollination services.

Species richness and abundance of bees and wasps can be hypothesised to increase with plant diversity, structural complexity, and availability of food and nesting resources.

Bee community composition was mainly determined by percentage of bare ground and number of logs within sites, both nesting resources largely determined by fire and retention.

Ants can use twigs from fragments of tree branches as a nesting resource.

Shift towards unused nesting resource may be reinforced by ectoparasite loads frequently present in old tit nests, which can decrease nesting success [ 35].

Hens that are satisfied with the nest resources exhibit characteristic settled nesting behaviour including less activity and longer sitting phases during the hour pre-lay.

Wood ants nests share resources with neighboring nests, not the whole colony.

The nonforaging nests may be smaller simply because they are completely reliant on other nests for resources, and perhaps this strategy may only be possible if the nest has a small population.