Sentence examples for nesting species from inspiring English sources

Nests from ground-nesting Savannah Sparrows showed different patterns of variation than the above-ground nesting species we examined, thus we speculate that Savannah Sparrows may be subject to different selection pressures.

More than 200 species of birds, including 20 nesting species, have been sighted in the Oceanside Marine Nature Study Area, making it "a fantastic setting to study biological and physical sciences," said Dr. Siegel, who has been a biology teacher for the past 34 years and chairman of Oceanside High's science and technology department for the last 12.

We show that noise alone reduces nesting species richness and leads to different avian communities.

Urbanization tends to select for omnivorous, granivorous, and cavity nesting species.

White stork (Ciconia ciconia) is the most frequent nesting species using the structures with 79.2% of the total bird nest.

Irish data support the finding that rare and declining bumblebees are later nesting species, associated with open grassy habitats.

Some tree-nesting species occasionally nest on the ground; others regularly do so.

"Skellig is very fragile, a world heritage site, archeological features with dry stone walls," spokesman Ian Lumley told RTE. "It's a major bird reserve with ground-nesting species that are very vulnerable".

In pigeons that build their own nests in scrub and open woodland, territories may be large, but in some hole- and cavity-nesting species, such as the rock dove, only the area around the actual nest site is defended.

Increased species richness with forest age was associated with increases in the relative abundance of canopy- and cavity-nesting species.

In contrast below-ground-nesting species were more negatively affected by tilling than were above-ground nesters.