nidificate (Meaning)
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nidificate (v. i.)
To make a nest.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nidificate
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nidificate Sentence Examples
- The barn swallows nidificate in intricate nests built under eaves or bridges.
- Hummingbirds nidificate in delicate, cup-shaped nests suspended from branches.
- Robins nidificate in sheltered spots on shrubs, trees, or ledges.
- Cardinals nidificate in dense thickets or vines, creating nests concealed from predators.
- Bald eagles nidificate in large, towering nests constructed on high treetops.
- Blue jays nidificate in trees with dense foliage for protection from the elements.
- Warblers nidificate in low shrubs or grasses, often suspending their nests from stems.
- Vireos nidificate in the fork of branches, hanging their cup-shaped nests securely.
- Woodpeckers nidificate in holes they excavate in trees, creating cozy and insulated cavities.
- Finches nidificate in a variety of locations, including trees, shrubs, and even man-made structures like window boxes.
FAQs About the word nidificate
To make a nest.
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No antonyms found.
The barn swallows nidificate in intricate nests built under eaves or bridges.
Hummingbirds nidificate in delicate, cup-shaped nests suspended from branches.
Robins nidificate in sheltered spots on shrubs, trees, or ledges.
Cardinals nidificate in dense thickets or vines, creating nests concealed from predators.
