nidification (Meaning)

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nidification (n.)

The act or process of building a nest.

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The female bird meticulously began the nidification process, selecting twigs and leaves to construct her intricate nest.
Nidification is a critical behavior for birds, providing shelter and protection for their vulnerable young.
The timing of nidification varies widely among bird species, influenced by factors such as climate and food availability.
Some birds, like swallows, build elaborate nests with mud, while others, like robins, construct nests using twigs and grasses.
Nidification is a remarkable display of parental care, as both male and female birds contribute to the construction and maintenance of the nest.
Artificial nest boxes can provide suitable nesting sites for birds, particularly in areas where natural cavities are scarce.
The process of nidification has been studied extensively by ornithologists, providing insights into the reproductive biology of birds.
The nidification site chosen by a bird can impact the survival and success of its offspring.
Disturbances during nidification can cause nest abandonment or damage, potentially jeopardizing the eggs or chicks within.
Conservation efforts often prioritize the protection of nesting sites and the provision of suitable substrates for nidification.

The act or process of building a nest.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The female bird meticulously began the nidification process, selecting twigs and leaves to construct her intricate nest.

Nidification is a critical behavior for birds, providing shelter and protection for their vulnerable young.

The timing of nidification varies widely among bird species, influenced by factors such as climate and food availability.

Some birds, like swallows, build elaborate nests with mud, while others, like robins, construct nests using twigs and grasses.