winter feed

If the winter feeding program is started, keep it up daily.

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

They leave the nest and form their own winter feeding range.

The successful ones spend the winter feeding on a deer's blood.

Most of the arable ground is used to produce winter feed for the stock.

Winter feeding probably does not actually help bird survival very much, but it is an entertaining way to watch them.

Then, last summer and fall forest fires burned about 9 percent of the animals' winter feeding range.

Theirs is a cold strength, the winter feeds it.

Cape Churchill, about 30 miles east of town, is the staging point for the bears' winter feed.

The yard behind the barn seemed empty apart from a large pile of winter feed.

He cut hay in the nearby meadow and stacked it for the winter feeding.

It appears that the lake and surrounding wetlands provide an important winter feeding habitat.

"But in this climate we've never needed hay for winter feeding," Perkins pointed out.

Dairy farmers are beginning to worry about gathering enough winter feed for their cows.

They have also been demonstrated showing site fidelity to winter feeding territories in consecutive years.

Its significance is as a winter feeding and roosting area for wildfowl.

Many biologists think the shift in winter feeding has led to the over-abundance of geese.

Look at those stacks of hay for winter feeding."

The island is uninhabited and is used as a winter feeding ground for sheep.

It follows that a significant proportion of the annual grass crop must be preserved for winter feeding.

In their pens outside the fortress the animals contentedly chewed on the last of the winter feed.

Something stirred in the winter feed at the sound of his voice and Cato felt his heart leap with relief.

Crops are generally used for winter feed.

The female Robin moves a short distance from the summer nesting territory to a nearby area that is more suitable for winter feeding.

These efforts are aimed to counter excessive depletion of the intended "domestic" winter feed supplies.