nesting ground

The trees provide a feeding and nesting ground for many birds.

Others pass through on their way to breeding and nesting grounds elsewhere in the state.

Soon, the herd reaches the nesting ground where the story began, and lay their eggs.

It is known to be a swan nesting ground.

Food availability is an important factor in the selection of nesting grounds.

This beach is the primary American nesting ground for the turtles and the focus of a major federal effort to save them.

The nesting ground is a large flat river plain, larger than 3 football fields.

Every spring, they cross the Himalayas to reach their nesting grounds.

The lagoon is also an important bird nesting ground.

Nesting grounds are found all along the Mexican coast.

Funny, though, that they brought her all the way here, just above the eagle nesting grounds, to finish the job.

In some cases, efforts will be made to restore breeding and nesting grounds already destroyed.

More than 300 species of birds have their nesting grounds in the taiga.

Its largest nesting ground is thought to be in Orissa.

This migration away from the coasts may have represented a move to nesting grounds.

"And they are also good nesting grounds for the birds that keep the squirrels down.

The pterosaurs all launch off and fly away to get to new nesting grounds.

Trout Lake is a popular swimming location and nesting ground to many species of bird.

Charles Island is also a part of the park and is a protected bird nesting ground.

On the nesting grounds, these birds mainly eat insects and some plant material.

The park is a nesting ground for the bald eagle which feeds on the freshwater fish.

"This must be their nesting grounds the place where they incubate their young."

The island is a sea turtle nesting ground.

The latter is an important turtle nesting ground, especially from December to February.

The sand bank in front is famed for nesting ground for sea turtles.