Assertion: cardinal | /r/CapableOf | build their nests
Facets:
value: in bushes
type: LOCATION
value: from twigs
type: OTHER
value: without much consideration location
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: from grass
type: LOCATION
value: from pine needles
type: OTHER
value: to avoid its predators
type: PURPOSE
value: from other plant material
type: OTHER
value: in dense thickets
type: LOCATION
value: in shrubs
type: LOCATION
value: in dense, tangled vines
type: LOCATION
value: pieces of grass,
type: LOCATION
value: in a cup shape
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Cardinals tend to build their nests without much consideration location wise.
text: Where do cardinals build nests?
text: A cardinal build its nest in a cup shape made of four layers: coarse twigs, a leafy mat, grapevine bark and a lining of grass, stems, rootlets, pine needles and maybe hair.
text: As I mentioned above, cardinals are open nesters and build their own nests.
text: Cardinals tend to construct their nests without a lot of consideration location wise.
text: Cardinals are open nested birds and will build their nests out of twigs, pieces of grass, and other plant materials.
text: Cardinals prefer habitats in open woodlands, shrubbery, forest edges and build their nests in dense, tangled vines and shrubs.
text: Cardinals prefer to build their nests in dense thickets.
text: Cardinals prefer to live in forests and build their nests in the thick and dense bushes.
text: Cardinals build their nests in bushes.
text: Cardinals build their nests in bushes.
text: Cardinals build their nests in bushes.
text: Planting viney shrubbery like junipers, honeysuckle, grapevines, and dogwoods can provide a place where cardinals will build nests.
text: They usually build nests in the middle of bushes to avoid its predators, e.g. owls, dogs, cats, and snakes.
text: Cardinals will usually build the nests from twigs, pine needles, grass, and other plant material.