nidificating (Meaning)

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nidificating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Nidificate

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The female eagle was carefully nidificating her nest in the lofty heights of the tree.
The swallows diligently nidificated their mud nests under the eaves of the barn.
The robins' nidificating instincts were particularly strong during the spring mating season.
The blue jays spent weeks nidificating their intricate nest in the dense undergrowth.
The sparrows had a unique nidificating habit of building their nests in the crevices of buildings.
The hummingbirds' nidificating behavior was particularly fascinating, as they built their delicate nests out of spider webs and plant fibers.
The nidificating habits of the migratory birds were essential for their survival and reproduction.
The scientists observed the nidificating activities of the chimpanzees, noting their complex nest-building techniques.
The newly hatched chicks cried out loudly, disrupting the nidificating activities of their parents.
The conservation efforts focused on protecting the nidificating sites of endangered bird species.

of Nidificate

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The female eagle was carefully nidificating her nest in the lofty heights of the tree.

The swallows diligently nidificated their mud nests under the eaves of the barn.

The robins' nidificating instincts were particularly strong during the spring mating season.

The blue jays spent weeks nidificating their intricate nest in the dense undergrowth.