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Kraienkoppes are active fowl with excellent	foraging abilities.
wasps are truly nocturnal, carrying out their	foraging activities after the setting of the sun.
porarily leaving the water between periods of	foraging activity for sites on land or ice.
In many situations, dichromats have a	foraging advantage when food is camouflaged or similar
	Foraging along branches and vines for fruit and insect
it is not uncommon to see two or three queens	foraging along with the workers.
ets, Wood Storks, and Limpkin are often found	foraging along the shoreline, often on invasive apple
a and Acacia abyssinica and can often be seen	foraging among the branches in pairs or small groups.
They are highly active in their habits,	foraging amongst a diverse range of habitat.
It is generally inconspicious, typically	foraging amongst foliage rather than on trunks.
tive to the Contingency Model (CM) of Optimal	Foraging and pointed out that some of the predictions
"Life-history,	foraging and developmental strategies in hyperparasito
	Foraging and maize horticulture connect the Mikea with
Past activities have included urban plant	foraging and needlepoint therapy based on classic oil
Moon-Boy has lifelong experience at	foraging and general survival in the wild.
sland-dwelling birds: the roles of generalist	foraging and niche expansion.".
, he had completely succeeded in two of them:	foraging and protecting Richmond.
is at once an illustration of the fine art of	foraging and an autobiographical portrait, narrated by
two consecutive processes, food ingestion or	foraging, and food digestion.
ations used to maintain group cohesion during	foraging and alert group members to the presence of a
tracting a retinue of attendants, stimulating	foraging and brood rearing, and the general morale of
regulorum, which prefers wetter habitats for	foraging, are the only cranes that can nest in trees.
ypes of ant; army ants which migrate into new	foraging areas and Dolichoderus transport their tropho
dlands, wetlands, and salt marshes, providing	foraging areas for various species of waterfowl, shore
between lowland breeding grounds and montane	foraging areas.
tion to slowing the Confederate advance, such	foraging aroused anger in the North and led many North
port' is catching birds when they return from	foraging at sea to the island towards sunset.
ft behind in the roost when the mother is out	foraging at night.
ggle dance, but is used by a forager when the	foraging bee perceives a long delay in unloading its n
The consumption of ethanol by	foraging bees has been shown to increase the occurrenc
teresting as a major difference in individual	foraging behavior is related to a large intraspecific
Here she researched herbivorous	foraging by animals such as red deer and sheep, consid
The bird spends its time	foraging close to the ground inside undisturbed reed b
, Union troops doubled the amount of regional	foraging compared to the Confederates.
His thesis was '	Foraging decisions in Starlings'.
tories, sex allocation, sexual selection, and	foraging decisions.
hroughout the area, subsisting from woodlands	foraging, deer, boars, bears, and wild cattle.
of the A. m. scutellata workers that perform	foraging duties (A. m. capensis workers are greatly un
to describe soldiers officially appointed to	foraging duty by the army, was used, both by soldiers
it prevented birds of prey (mainly owls) from	foraging effectively.
s or neural networks, hyperbolic discounting,	foraging, errorless learning, learning and the Rescorl
He is best known for his work on	foraging, especially the marginal value theorem, and l
In 1778, Simcoe, during a	foraging expedition opposed by rebel militia, commande
	Foraging Expeditions on the French Broad and Chucky Ri
ing season, by January, the birds gather into	foraging flocks, which are noisily on the move until t
They often join mixed-species	foraging flocks.
Whatever their evolutionary origins,	foraging, flying or crawling insects such as flies are
Grey Shrike-thrush	foraging for food and nesting materials
They lived by fishing, hunting wild game and	foraging for berries and nuts.
but spend a great deal of time on the ground,	foraging for food.
hers, it may give harsh, scolding calls while	foraging for small insects and spiders in desert shrub
gibbon lives in primary tropical rainforest,	foraging for fruits, using brachiation to move through
utheastern Arkansas, Osband and his men began	foraging for supplies into Louisiana and established h
oney or human contact, sometimes successfully	foraging for food.
E. procera is nocturnal, only	foraging for food at night, venturing up to 40 metres
spending between two and three days per week	foraging for roots, nuts and berries in the Kalahari D
They can be found on windows,	foraging for nectar on flowers, or searching out small
in December 2010 - Countrywise Kitchen, about	foraging for food and food connected with different pa
e Southern Yellow Bat is a nocturnal species,	foraging for one to two hours after sunset on small to
ived together as best they could in one room,	foraging for food and witnessing horrors they would ne
lines of communications, to prevent him from	foraging for supplies north of Nashville.
seems to spend most of its time on the ground	foraging for insects between rocks and under fallen le
re capable of travelling long distances while	foraging for food.
outs to determine enemy movements, as well as	foraging for supplies and screening infantry movements
Palila), or to use the plant as a source when	foraging for insects (White-headed Woodpecker).
It is considered a good	foraging grass for livestock and is also good for eros
Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus),	foraging guest, present (<5)
vely grazed grassland will provide additional	foraging habitat.
table arable fields, which provide additional	foraging habitat.
oligolecty); second, because of its size and	foraging habits, the passionflower bee is thought to c
nectar is high quality she will likely go out	foraging herself .
ding to some accounts the British troops were	foraging in a watermelon patch.
An example of commensalism: cattle egrets	foraging in fields among cattle or other livestock.
shade, mating pairs may occasionally spotted	foraging in clearings.
are sociable, aggressive, and often observed	foraging in large flocks.
Bank Mynas are gregarious	foraging in flocks, breeding colonially and roosting t
on small berries, fruits, seeds and insects,	foraging in small flocks of 4 to 8 birds.
his mole spends most of its time underground,	foraging in shallow burrows for insects and their larv
pairs all year, defending their territory and	foraging in trees and low shrubs for a wide variety of
open ground layer with deep, moist litter for	foraging in.
are known to mix often with other birds while	foraging, including larger species of tanagers, thrush
rom Company H, of which he was a member, were	foraging near the town of Nolensville, Tennessee on Fe
derived from honey (when the bumblebee is not	foraging), nectar, and pollen.
	Foraging occurs near the ground, sometimes in associat
rom what appeared to have been a training and	foraging offensive to collect rice and river shipping.
Adult	foraging on a trunk
It is generally found singly or in pairs	foraging on the ground for insects and seeds.
During dry seasons, they sometimes take to	foraging on well watered lawns or even dry grassland.
the Scottish Cairngorms it has been observed	foraging on snow, especially at night.
d of this species is mainly seeds obtained by	foraging on the ground, but it will also take insects.
in Northeastern India showed a preference to	foraging on Crotalaria juncea compared to Bauhinia pur
d of this species is mainly seeds obtained by	foraging on the ground, but it will also take insects,
showed that the takin is a generalist browser	foraging on numerous shrubs and forbs.
t the ants lead an underground life, possibly	foraging on the surface during the night.
yed a blooming cucumber field while bees were	foraging on the blossoms, causing a serious bee kill.
Other raids struck Union	foraging parties returning from Jackson, Louisiana, an
ccomplishing a vital objective in the form of	foraging parties, so long as the Federals were pinned
allies regularly sent out reconnaissance and	foraging parties.
senior French commander who, while leading a	foraging party into the Isle of Wight to search for so
On May 5, 1862, a small mounted Confederate	foraging party was gathering stray cattle in the area
einforcements from Duqaq were defeated by the	foraging party of Bohemund of Taranto, and Duqaq retre
al Academy, and in 1829 'The Prisoner' and 'A	Foraging Party aroused' at the British Institution.
Gen. Frederick Steele to send out a	foraging party to gather corn that the Confederates ha
egiment to offer resistance to a British Army	foraging party, and was killed in a skirmish near Shre
On the 3rd, the	foraging party, led by Banastre Tarleton, went out but
raufurd attacked French grenadiers covering a	foraging party.
er where they were to escort infantrymen on a	foraging party.
trap for food, a mechanism for farming, or a	foraging path.
nk seals have a broad and diverse diet due to	foraging plasticity which allows them to be opportunis
They only have a limited	foraging range of 300 m, while females make at least n
resources enables the ants to maintain a high	foraging rate and thus increase in numbers.
a by providing perching, nesting, resting, or	foraging sites for numerous species of birds, and shad
atching, but are guarded, brooded, and led to	foraging sites by the hen for approximately 40 to 60 d
commander Captain Sherod Hunter, ordered his	foraging squad to take back the livestock from Cochise
Its	foraging strategies have been studied by Haythornthwai
tern that is thought to be "consistent with a	foraging strategy in which acceptable food bases may b
t-followers were excluded have shown that the	foraging success of the army ants was 30% lower when t
sion etc. when the individuals interfere with	foraging, survival, reproduction of others, or by dire
The principal	foraging technique is to perch motionless watching for
phological differences reflect differences in	foraging technique, whereas Coracias rollers forage fr
The species can be observed slowly	foraging the forest understory for lizards, its main d
g several species of butterflies can be found	foraging the dozens of species of wildflowers.
Optimal	foraging theory describes the diet selection if the fo
It differs from the main body of Optimal	Foraging Theory in stating that animals can select foo
When	foraging, these ants raise their gaster high up in the
When	foraging, they allow close approach and flush only at
When they are not	foraging, they move with a sort of trot, bouncing on t
They are noisy and may take breaks from	foraging to engage in a "rally": they "cackle" or "chu
They are often found	foraging together with Tibetan gazelles, but do not co
es often stay together for life, perching and	foraging together.
eping them occupied, as are chewable toys and	foraging toys that require them to work for their food
es, her aircraft helped to turn the tables on	foraging U-boats in the North Atlantic and also assist
ember 9. Duty at Cumberland Gap picketing and	foraging until December 1. March toward Clinch River D
ding the islands that are used extensively by	foraging wading birds.
onary War that the British made an attempt at	foraging which the Americans headed by General Gist an
divides half of the day between traveling and	foraging, while the rest is spent resting.
ormed by the activity of an isopod crustacean	foraging within the preserved sediment.

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