Assertion: peregrine falcon's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: days apart
type: TEMPORAL
value: onwards
type: MANNER
value: with being the usual number
type: OTHER
value: on saturday afternoon
type: TEMPORAL
value: sometime
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Before eggs are laid, the pairs will carry out aerial displays, including body rolls.
text: After the eggs are laid, both male and female will help to incubate the 3 to 4 eggs for around a month, at which time the young peregrines hatch.
text: One or another of the pair can often be seen to lean forward, pushing with its talons, to use its breast to form the substrate into a bowl (“scrape”) where the eggs will be laid or dig in substrate to form a depression.
text: How much time elapses between eggs being laid?
text: How much time elapses between eggs being laid?
text: Eggs may be laid anywhere from eight hours apart to as much as seven days apart.
text: Incubation starts in earnest when the last egg is laid, so most eggs hatch within a few days of each other.
text: The incubation period is usually 29-33 days, counting from the day before the last egg is laid.
text: Baby peregrine falcons emerge from their nests about 30 days after the eggs are laid.
text: Males make several small scrapes along the cliff face and the female chooses one of the scrapes to be the nest, no nest lining or further nest building occurs before the eggs are laid.
text: It’s called synchronous hatching, when the chicks are born within a few hours of each other, even though the eggs were laid days apart,” she explained.
text: Two or three eggs are laid.
text: Three to six (usually 4 or 5) eggs are laid.
text: The second egg was spotted on Monday, April 9, 2018, while the third egg was laid sometime between the afternoons of Wednesday, April 11, and Thursday, April 12, 2018.
text: The fourth egg was laid on Saturday afternoon, April 14, 2018, and was recorded on video.
text: After the third egg is laid, the birds will partially incubate the eggs, but the eggs will be left uncovered most of the time, Malec reported to UC Berkeley.
text: May onwards Eggs are laid from early with 2 or 3 being the usual number.
text: From the time of the first successful nesting in 1940 until 1952, 50 eggs were laid.
text: Usually, they create a scrape on the ledge of a cliff and the eggs are laid there.
text: Three to seven eggs (typically four or five) are laid approximately 24–72 hours apart.
text: Incubation becomes more intense after later eggs are laid, somewhat evening out hatching times.
text: Two eggs were laid but failed to hatch.
text: Incubation begins after the last egg is laid.
text: Incubation generally begins when the last egg is laid.
text: In northern areas, incubation begins after the first egg is laid and clutches hatch asynchronously.
text: She waits until the last or second-to-last egg is laid before beginning to incubate.
text: Up to three eggs may be laid, their dull colours and blotchy patterns providing camouflage on the open beach.