Assertion: california condor's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: as late as april
type: TEMPORAL
value: as early as january
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: between february
type: TEMPORAL
value: between 1939
type: TEMPORAL
value: every other year
type: TEMPORAL
value: between february- may for the species
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: between 1935
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Eggs are laid as early as January to as late as April.
text: The incubation period is about 56 days and eggs are layed between February and April.
text: It takes more than a year from the time the egg is laid until the young bird has learned to live on its own.
text: Eggs are generally laid between February- May for the species.
text: One or two eggs are usually laid.
text: If the chick or egg is lost or removed, another egg is laid to take its place.
text: One or two eggs are usually laid.
text: If the chick or egg is lost or removed, another egg is laid to take its place.
text: They breed every other year and a a single egg is laid between February and April.
text: One or two eggs are usually laid.
text: If the chick or egg is lost or removed, another egg is laid to take its place.
text: Once an egg is laid, it is removed from the nest to an incubator.
text: [After the egg is laid], we try to keep them under the pair for some natural incubation.
text: Two chalky white eggs are laid and incubated for about 30 days by both male and female birds.
text: Although two eggs are laid typically only one chick survives after hatching.
text: Eggs are laid as early as January to as late as April.
text: Three more eggs were laid between 1935 and 1939.
text: The egg is laid between January and early April and is incubated by both parents (Snyder et al. 1986).
text: Eggs are laid as early as January to as late as April.
text: If the chick or egg is lost or removed, another egg is laid to take its place.
text: One egg is laid every other year and is incubated in a cave or cliff crevice for about 56 days.
text: (or perhaps 317’s) egg was laid and her most recent mate died, the second female swooped in to “assist for the greater good of the flock,” senior biologist at the Ventana Wildlife Society Joe Burnett wrote in a blog post titled: “Girl Power!