Sentence examples for nesting waterfowl from inspiring English sources

At 635 yards, the course features the longest hole in Scotland (hole five), and a birdie is definitely on the cards for the follow-up hole as you take your shot over a lake that is home to a colony of nesting waterfowl.

Oil fields attract predators such as foxes and ravens that prey on nesting waterfowl and other birds as we've already seen with oil development in Prudhoe Bay and other central Arctic oil operations.

But it was built only as far as the Kesterson National Wildlife Refuge, where in 1983 scientists discovered that the toxic selenium-laced wastewater was producing grotesque deformities in nesting waterfowl.

Although we found no spatial patterns in animal remains in scat, it is conceivable that travel to inland areas might increase interactions with more mobile prey, such as nesting waterfowl.

The family built nesting platforms for waterfowl there, and planted more belts of shelter for the birds.

During the summer, the refuges provide nesting areas for waterfowl, and especially for two endangered species, the redhead and the ruddy duck.

The Camas National Wildlife Refuge (Refuge) in eastern Idaho, established in 1937, contains wetlands, ponds, and wet meadows that are essential resting and feeding habitat for migratory birds and nesting habitat for waterfowl.

Just 4 km north of Bladworth are the Black & Silver Lakes waterfowl nesting areas.

Figure 4a shows the distribution of pocket gopher burrows with a uniform distribution, while Figure 4b shows an aggregated nesting pattern of waterfowl.

Numerous waterfowl nest in the lagoon area.

Foxes can be found on the island, and birds (mainly waterfowl) nest on Kolguyev during the summer.