Assertion: starling | /r/CapableOf | build nest
Facets:
value: on top of existing nests
type: LOCATION
value: on top of other birds
type: LOCATION
value: on top
type: LOCATION
value: on dead tree
type: LOCATION
value: to make a hole
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Starling build nest on dead tree the peck the tree to make a hole for nest or stole wood pecker nest.
text: Starlings have also been known to build their nests right on top of other birds nests.
text: In Purple Martin houses, they may remove all the eggs or young of a whole colony and build one nest.
text: Starlings often take over the nests of native birds, expelling the occupants and building their nest on top.
text: If starlings nest in buildings: Starlings are adept at establishing nest sites in nooks or crannies in buildings.
text: Starlings do build their own nests, but they’re famous for shoddy construction.
text: If possible, the best approach is to prevent starlings from roosting on your property before they build nests.
text: Starlings will build nests on top of existing nests containing eggs, and can even evict the much larger wood duck from its nest box.
text: Trimming tree branches near your home can lessen the chances of starlings building their nests.