breeding colony

The island has one of the largest known breeding colonies in the world.

There is a breeding colony of this animal on the point.

It does not form breeding colonies, and is usually found alone or in pairs.

The breeding colonies are small, usually with fewer than 5 birds.

Only one of the treated birds spent time at a breeding colony, and that was just for a few days.

African breeders move both north and south from the breeding colonies.

And using what's left of Earth as a breeding colony to fill them."

A breeding colony of the required or higher health status is needed to provide foster mothers.

It also has the only breeding colony in Europe for chimpanzees.

At this time, breeding colonies consisting of around 12 pairs form.

"Are there enough of any of those things for a breeding colony?"

It feeds in shallow water, not moving far from the breeding colonies.

Since then, four more potoroos have been sent to start a breeding colony.

Hank had even seen them down there once, a huge breeding colony next to the cliffs.

A captive breeding colony has already been established by the authors of the study.

Whenever possible breeding colony staff should not be involved with other animals of a potentially lower health status.

This is a gregarious species, with breeding colonies sometimes including up to 200 individuals.

On each occasion a small breeding colony appeared, but they have invariably died out after a few years.

By the 1960s, wild breeding colonies were present in almost every area where ranches had been established.

At sea it is usually seen close to its breeding colonies within 80 km of shore.

Both species have established breeding colonies on the island.

They are condemned to a life of misery in cramped breeding colonies.

It is also one of the few falcon species that creates breeding colonies.

"There must be a breeding colony somewhere," she said.

Spends longer at breeding colonies, but otherwise as Swift, with which often flies.