they nest

常見(jiàn)例句

In the spring after the doors are opened, they nest in the field.
到第二年春天當(dāng)門打開(kāi)時(shí)，它們?cè)谔锏乩飰酒鹆烁C。
They nest on land. And they get much of their food from the ocean.
它們?cè)陉懙厣现?，從大海里獲取大部分食物。
They nest in tropical and sub-tropical areas, including along beaches in North Carolina and southward, and the Gulf of Mexico.
它們?cè)跓釒Ш蛠啛釒У貐^(qū)筑巢，包括沿北卡羅萊納州和以南的沙灘，以及墨西哥灣。

After determining the initial sex ratios of a series of clutches, the researchers added or subtracted chicks to increase or decrease the father's workload (a standard trick in avian ecology, made possible by the fact that parents do not recognise their own young until close to the time at which they leave the nest).
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When they made this return journey, they began their characteristic nest-searching behaviour, quartering the ground in detail looking for the entrance, after travelling about ten metres.
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