Assertion: eagle's nest | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: for a grown human
type: OTHER
value: by the time
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Putting this together, we find that bald eagles prefer large nests on lakefront or beachfront property.
text: The nest is usually pretty large platform made of sticks.
text: Bald eagles build large nests.
text: Putting this together, we find that bald eagles prefer large nests on lakefront or beachfront property.
text: Bald eagles make large nests from sticks, grass, feathers, moss and cornstalks to accommodate their eggs.
text: They build large nests on trees that are more than 75 feet in height.
text: Eagles usually build their nests in trees or on cliffs, and their nests are quite large.
text: Since the nests are so large, it's probably pretty easy, especially if they haven't gone too far!
text: The nests are large and deep, sometimes as much as 6 feet wide and 2 feet high.
text: Nests tend to be very large and rather heavy, so the best nest trees are tall, strong healthy trees.
text: By the time they are finished, a nest can be large enough for a grown human to sleep comfortably.
text: Nests are typically very large and positioned in a tree, but sometimes on a cliff.
text: Eagles build large nests in the forks of tall trees or along cliff faces.
text: These nests can be as large as 6 feet across!
text: The nests are very large - they can be 20 feet across and weigh up to 4,000 pounds!
text: They build large nests in trees and they keep adding material every year so that the nest gets bigger and bigger.
text: They build large nests in cliffs and other high places to which they may return for several breeding years.
text: Eastern imperial eagles mate for life, building large nests at the top of tall trees.
text: Most large eagles build a very large nest and the crowned eagle is no exception, as it builds one of the largest nests of any eagle.
text: Sea eagles often build large nests out of sticks in trees, in sea stacks, or on ledges.