Sentence examples for own nesting from inspiring English sources

The most numerous and widely distributed groups, the barbets (about 90 species) and the woodpeckers (about 200 species), excavate their own nesting cavities, thereby avoiding competition with other birds and, incidentally, providing homes for many other species of vertebrates.

Three other adults, including Pansy's 20-year-old daughter Rosie, began tending to her, grooming her, and sleeping nearby instead of in their own nesting areas.

That finding may suggest that males tend to mate with females from their own nesting site, says Schierwater, which would contradict the prevailing notion that males mate with females from a range of locales.

If your hammy can't share a cage, he will need his own nesting box.

If you decide to build your own nesting box, use clean wood, but never use plywood or particle board, as these products contain high concentrations of formaldehyde, which is toxic and can cause not only epithelial respiratory drying, but also permanent respiratory passage and neurological damage.

Forget about not soiling your own nest.

You wrecked everything but your own nest".

("Every bird finds its own nest charming").

Some of them are feathering their own nests".

In that case you are fouling your own nest".

Less potential for fouling one's own nest.