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Meaning of "nesting areas"
Nesting areas are locations where certain animals, particularly birds, build and maintain their nests for breeding and raising their offspring. These areas provide suitable conditions, such as shelter, protection, and resources, to support the nesting behavior of the specific species
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Special pens and nesting areas were constructed.
A few beaches are its preferred nesting areas.
Nesting areas shall not be regarded as usable areas.
They have lost their nesting areas.
Identify nesting areas by carefully following flight path of wasps.
Average number of occupied nesting areas by lake.
Safe nesting areas in a protected environment help strengthen and maintain bird populations.
Orchards also serve as nesting areas for songbirds.
Restoration of this population requires the introduction of new nesting areas.
The islands are nesting areas for thousands birds.
They generally remain near their nesting areas.
Roads intercepting nesting areas are causing high mortality.
The island is home to many bird cliff nesting areas.
Do not make noise in nesting areas of birds or other species.
More recently the collection of guano has destroyed nesting areas.
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They require sandy raised nesting areas close to water.
Fences were constructed to deter predators from infiltrating the nesting areas.
These cliffs are also nesting areas for the pelagic cormorant.
Physical or chemical alteration of dunes and beaches in turtle nesting areas is prohibited.
This zone includes nesting areas and the majority of the coral reefs.
Due to recent coastal development natural turtle nesting areas have deteriorated.
The major nesting areas of the colonial birds remained in place in the investigated area.
Average number of bald eagle nesting areas per year by lake.
They often travel thousands of miles between feeding and nesting areas.
The site became an important nesting areas for three species of tern.
They are known for attacking animals that intrude on their nesting areas.
Females travel several kilometres to nesting areas on dry sandy coastal regions.
Entire generations often migrate between one pair of feeding and nesting areas.
Colonies of seabirds occasionally nest on them and nesting areas are especially sensitive to disturbances.
Many individuals can become involved in disputes over territory in the nesting areas.
These habitats also shelter important nesting areas for birds and sea turtles.
They keep their food carefully separated from their urination and nesting areas.
Many people that live near nesting areas eat and sell leatherback eggs.
These surveys may identify additional critical habitat if new nesting areas are found.
Meadows provide feeding and nesting areas for songbirds such as bobolinks and meadowlarks.
Physical and chemical alteration of the dunes and beaches in turtle nesting areas are prohibited.
Plover and tern nesting areas are monitored and protected by Town staff.
Shading the beaches or pouring water on the sand can cool the nesting areas.
All lighting is shielded away from turtle nesting areas and pointed away from the beach.
The resident population appears to be growing and there is great competition for nesting areas.
Many edible dormice mothers form communal nesting areas where they care for their young together.
When this happens other beaches in the system may become more important as nesting areas.
The beach is one of the nesting areas of the famous Caretta Caretta turtles.
We then recommend steps the homeowner can take to eliminate food sources and nesting areas.
The first examples can be seen in nesting areas during the second half of March.
Nesting areas are usually closed from early May until late July or early August.
Broad tidal flats provide feeding and nesting areas for Canada geese and other waterfowl.
They travel vast distances at sea, before returning to nesting areas.
Many park islets are critical nesting areas for shorebirds and seabirds like this Black Oystercatcher.
In addition, many countries have laws and ordinances to protect nesting areas.
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