Sentence examples for nesting waterbirds from inspiring English sources
McFadden, T. N., Kauffman, J. B. & Bhomia, R. K. Effects of nesting waterbirds on nutrient levels in mangroves, Gulf of Fonseca, Honduras.
These findings broaden our view on AIV dynamics in populations of gull species often closely associated with humans and facilitate more targeted sampling of colonial nesting waterbirds.
Tropicbirds are also fairly nested within waterbirds in this analysis, being subtended by two more inclusive, well-supported clades.
Waterbird nesting habitats (wetlands and trees) were retained in Uttar Pradesh as community lands by villages and by state government via legal provisions suggesting the utility of multiple conservation approaches.
In Cambodia, WCS works with wildlife ministry officials, local communities, and tourism operators at Tonle Sap Lake to recover -- and now maintain -- the largest waterbird nesting colonies in Asia, while in Afghanistan WCS has just helped establish the 4,200-square-mile 4,200-square-mile 4,200-square-mile
The nonnative birds suffered a similar pattern of decline, and many of the waterbirds and seabirds that nested on the island also declined.
Firstly, waterbirds' habitat suitability map during their nesting time in Hamun Wetland was constructed.
The recent mitogenomic study of Brown et al. [28] recovered tropicbirds as the sister taxon to penguins, nested within a larger clade primarily composed of waterbirds.
A 1991 series of waterbirds included a 43-cent stamp showing a pair of Black Swans nesting with cygnets.
Colonially breeding waterbirds provide interesting models in which to investigate this question because they show nesting habits proposed to promote alternative reproductive strategies.
