feeding ground

Most of them went home for the night, and the rest are at the feeding ground.

So the first thing they do in the morning is fly off to find a new feeding ground.

Here within its feeding ground they had no chance at all to escape.

So, too, with some other feeding grounds, where he had at times revealed himself.

When he reached for it she shoved him into the feeding ground.

When fall comes,s they move south to winter feeding grounds.

She flew toward the feeding ground and then, in an instant, was gone between.

The meadows are also used as a feeding ground by many migrants.

This national park is used by elephants traditionally as a feeding ground.

Cruise one area for a while, then go off to another feeding ground."

"They sometimes lead to fights on the streets and are a general feeding ground for negative behavior."

Some feeding grounds in large bodies of water have included up to 1,900 individual birds.

She must pay more attention as to who frequented the feeding grounds and how often.

In the spring they migrate up the river to their summer feeding grounds.

Hundreds died in the impact, and a valuable feeding ground or something was destroyed.

We shall return to the feeding grounds at once if not."

This tiny rock in the ocean is used as a feeding ground for sheep.

She said, and it came out angry for some reason, "Don't you even have a feeding ground?"

It had a clear scan of the feeding ground.

This is thought to help the animals move to new feeding grounds and avoid predators.

We are just trying to find the right solution to protect the whales' feeding ground."

While they remained in the same old feeding grounds, I explored new regions.

Inside was a Y-cone, a feeding ground, and six naked people, in two groups of three each.

The only way to dispose of these rabbits is while they are out on their feeding grounds.

It is estimated that 15-16 million birds, including many endangered species, use the site as a feeding ground.