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31. In 1951, some nesting burrows, occupied, were found on islets near Castle Roads.

32. High and usually remote rocky mountains, nesting on rock ledges.

33. Golden orioles in their nesting sites are elusive, impossible to see in the shimmering canopy of green-gold sunlit leaves.

34. The nesting trunk in the aviary is carefully screened to avoid disturbance.

35. Deserts, semi-deserts, and other dry stony ground, nesting on ground.

36. At its nadir in 1983, the Alameda colony had only 3 nesting pairs.

37. Teal are very inconspicuous when nesting, and no census has been attempted.

38. Stick to the paths, and make sure you keep your distance from nesting birds.

39. We used to have a family of martins nesting directly over our front porch, just under my bedroom window.

40. As she got out he burrowed into her like some nesting beast.

41. In particular there are close associations between nesting density on islands or islets, foraging habits, breeding ecology, and behaviour.

42. There were many rocky outcrops higher up, and here we found two more tern species nesting.

43. House Martins have been recorded nesting on the cliffs occasionally.

44. Wild bird cover: Spring plants for nesting, beg maize, millet, sunflowers, kale.

45. Birds, nesting in the ivy, squeaked as she disrupted them.

46. Its dense growth provides nesting places for a range of bird life as well as warm cover in winter or roosting small birds.

47. A nesting cormorant glared at us with green eyes(sentencedict.com), its black feathers glossed with a purple sheen.

48. Early last year, the city cut away some of the brush in the nesting area to try to disperse the birds.

49. The rectory was a dour red brick house with ivy-clad walls where birds would soon be nesting.

50. And how to shoot the rooks nesting high up in the trees with a rifle.

51. DMPL/SQL supports subroutine nesting, exception handling and other characters.

52. seabirds nesting on rocky ledges.

53. Markup indented based on nesting level.

54. This is called nesting or cocooning.

55. Figure 1 illustrates Geronimo's onion-like container nesting.

56. Rewrite the definition to reduce the nesting level.

57. The markets now resemble those nesting chicks that chirrup constantly for their parents to feed them. They gorge on a daily diet of supposedly important economic data.

58. SOX uses indentation to indicate the level of nesting of XML elements.

59. A string processing language including nesting feature and macro feature.

60. Transmitters were attached to nesting females using a backpack - like harness made of nylon webbing.