Assertion: kingfisher | /r/HasProperty | nest
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text: Some kingfishers nest in arboreal termite nests.
text: Some kingfishers nest in termite nests.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: All kingfishers nest in cavities, usually digging these in earthen banks, or in rotten trees.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Like other Coraciiformes, kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into the banks of streams, rivers, and lakes.
text: Kingfishers nest in tunnels, ranging in length from 1 to 8 feet, built in a dirt or gravel bank near a water source.
text: Some kingfishers nest in arboreal termite nests.
text: Some kingfishers nest in tree dental caries, and lots of forest-dwelling kingfishers nest in outdated, abandoned pest piles.