Assertion: vulture's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: during each breeding cycle
type: TEMPORAL
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: depending on the species
type: OTHER
value: during the dry season
type: TEMPORAL
value: as late as april
type: TEMPORAL
value: as early as january
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: On average one to three eggs are laid, depending on the species.
text: During each breeding cycle, a single, white and brown egg is laid, which is incubated by both sexes, over a period of four to six weeks.
text: Eggs are laid as early as January to as late as April.
text: Generally two eggs are laid, a whitish-cream color with dark brown or lavender spots on the larger end of the egg.
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: On average one to three eggs are laid, depending on the species.
text: During each breeding cycle, a single, white and brown egg is laid, which is incubated by both sexes, over a period of four to six weeks.
text: Both parents incubate the eggs starting as soon as the first egg is laid but it is usually the female that remains on the nest overnight.
text: Usually only one egg is laid.
text: During each breeding cycle, a single, white and brown egg is laid, which is incubated by both sexes, over a period of four to six weeks.
text: The shell is not created by the chicken but actually formed by the egg itself, in the lower part of the oviduct just before the egg is laid.
text: Just before an egg is laid the egg turns around so that the rounded broader end faces downwards – logic says that this is because the broader rounded end provides a softer landing surface to prevent the egg from cracking or breaking as it lands in the nest.
text: When eggs are laid they have a natural sheen on them that helps to prevent air and bacteria from entering the egg.
text: Usually, one egg is laid during the dry season.
text: A single egg is laid which is white with a tinge of bluish-green.
text: A single egg is laid which is white with a tinge of bluish-green.
text: Two eggs are generally laid.
text: However, nearly half of known bald eagles produce two fledglings (more rarely three), unlike in some other "eagle" species such as some in the genus Aquila, in which a second fledgling is typically observed in less than 20% of nests, despite two eggs typically being laid.
text: One to three eggs, white with reddish-brown spots, are laid.