Assertion: tawny owl's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: each year
type: TEMPORAL
value: between mid-may
type: TEMPORAL
value: between mid-march
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: earlier
type: TEMPORAL
value: at intervals of 48 hours
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Since the hen tawny owl begins incubating as soon as the first eggs are laid, the young hatch successively.
text: The eggs are laid at intervals of 48 hours and each egg measures about 1.84 x 1.54 inches (46.7 x 39mm).
text: Usually two eggs are laid but sometimes only one is.
text: The incubation period begins the moment the first egg is laid and lasts for about 25 to 30 days.
text: The hatchlings break at concurrent time lapses as the eggs are laid (about 2 days),
text: The eggs are chalky white, somewhat elliptical and about the size of bantam eggs, and incubation begins as soon as the first egg is laid.
text: If there is a plentiful food supply, eggs will tend to be laid earlier and result in much bigger and stronger broods.
text: They are incubated by the female who sometimes starts sitting after the first egg is laid.
text: If the female does not start immediately incubating, the eggs may freeze in the spring, so the female most often begins incubation with the first egg but sometimes waits until the second egg is laid.
text: 63 initial eggs in New England were laid between mid-March and mid-May.
text: The nesting site is on the ground; six to eight eggs are laid.
text: Each year, 1 – 6 eggs are laid (one egg every 3 days) which are incubated by the female for 31 – 36 days.
text: Two to three dullish white eggs are laid.
text: 2-4 white eggs are laid, averaging 53.6 x 43.8mm.