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the rape of Goewin, Math banished his nephews, turning them into a breeding pair of deer for a year, then pigs, and finally wolves. They had three children

the rape of Goewin, Math banished his nephews, turning them into a breeding pair of deer for a year, then pigs, and finally wolves. They had three children

a nest-box was placed on the church rooftop, which is now home to a breeding pair of peregrine falcons that can be seen via live stream webcam. Yorkshire

treecreeper are not. The cooperative breeders form groups or a single breeding pair as well as up to three helpers, which are usually the young males of

but by 1870 they were thought to be extirpated. In 1874–1875 a single breeding pair was discovered in the tule marshes of Buena Vista Lake in the southern

White-faced ducks. The sanctuary was also home to the southernmost breeding pair of Palm-nut vultures in 2009. Narina trogons are also often sighted

completion of the 52-storey Nauru House. The building is also home to a breeding pair of peregrine falcons. During the breeding season, a display is set up

streaking and a small pale yellow lateral streak posterior to the eye. A breeding pair were seen feeding their chicks in the characteristic hanging nest on

It is found in groups of two to eleven individuals consisting of one breeding pair and other non-reproductive individuals. During his expedition to the

You may even find the grysbok if you are fortunate enough. There is a breeding pair of rock kestrels and jackal buzzards within the area, and on the cliffs

the year. It is monogamous, retaining the same partner for life. A breeding pair can be accompanied by up to five fully grown non-breeding offspring

IRCA to gain mainstream recognition for the Ragdoll. Beginning with a breeding pair of IRCA cats, this group eventually developed the Ragdoll standard currently

Australo-Papuan babblers are monogamous breeders which defend territories. The breeding pair will be aided in breeding by a number of helpers from its group. This

altitude to the timberline, but occasionally occurs as low as 1600 m. The breeding pair builds a bulky domed nest with a side entrance on a sloping bank or

silky plumage. The habitat of this bird is mountain forests, where the breeding pair builds a neat cup of lichen 2 to 18 m above ground in a tree, sometimes

almost equal to the total number seen previously. In 2014 a female and breeding pair were sighted. The first formal description of the blackthroat was by

with a tubular entrance on top. It is possible that more than just the breeding pair visit the nest and that the young of previous years help in rearing

desirable high quality, a breeding pair of such fish will readily spawn. To enhance the likelihood of acquiring a breeding pair, purchase several healthy

multi-scale information, including the breeding success of the focal breeding pair, the average breeding success of the rest of the colony, and the interaction

many as forty members. The colony is eusocial, consisting of a single breeding pair and their non-reproductive offspring. The non-reproductive members of

They live year-round in large or small colonies, with each individual breeding pair forming a burrow, or using caves or crevices between rocks, in which

and mewing calls given most often prior to dawn and around dusk. A breeding pair also do complex duets. It is found on the islands of Upolu and Savai'i

nesting season, allowing continual remote viewing of the nest area. The breeding pair that established the territory in 2017 were named Annie and Grinnell

breeding pairs in Norfolk with one young fledged, one breeding pair in Suffolk, and one breeding pair elsewhere in England. Eight breeding pairs in Norfolk

the loud duets of breeding pairs, and it is actively protected by the breeding pair by chasing of intruders. The family group's helpers assist in this,

reported from Campbell Island and the Auckland Islands; in the 1940s a breeding pair was documented on the Otago Peninsula on the New Zealand mainland. The

distincta reproduces once a year in the austral spring, with a single breeding pair occupying a tree. Mating takes place between September and October,

'helpers' at each nest, usually relatives of the breeding pair. Increased prolactin in the breeding pair leads to the expression of parental behavior and

begins a "great call", a duet between the breeding pair. Each species has a typified call and each breeding pair has unique variations on that theme. The

Wetland Management District, the abundance of wetlands attracts waterfowl breeding pair densities of over 100 pairs per square mile. Native prairie is still

Indian pond herons; several breeding pairs of sarus cranes; at least one breeding pair of black-necked storks; and several greater spotted eagles year-round

breeder consisting of a breeding pair and up to five others. They build and sleep together in a roost nest. The breeding pair lays its eggs in a separate

in the small confines of a tank, they are best kept singly or as a breeding pair. Given host corals in which to "roost", these fish are a colorful and

acres), but are larger out east. Typically these grounds consist of a breeding pair and one or two additional individuals, usually offspring from the preceding

two chicks had been killed in a hawk attack. In May 2023, the only breeding pair of ospreys have hatched their first two chicks of the year. Due to the

in the small confines of a tank, they are best kept singly or as a breeding pair. Tigrigobius multifasciatus is not found on the IUCN Red List. The species

theory to explain the evolution of helping at the nest of an unrelated breeding pair of birds. He argued that an individual might act as a helper if there

keep members of the breeding pair together as they move through brush to forage. "Tweedle" warbling calls may reinforce a breeding pair bond. The verdin

the young from earlier clutches, help raise the young of a dominant breeding pair. Up to five speckled eggs are laid in open tree nests and incubated

within mainland Great Britain, one of which exists at this SSSI. A breeding pair of Cornish choughs (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax), a rare crow–like bird

parents raise the young ones and nest in tree holes excavated by the breeding pair. They lay about 3 to 5 eggs, with both the parents incubating them.

a dominant breeding pair. The alloparent 'helpers' are most commonly the siblings of the new offspring, or siblings to the breeding pair. This system

contained two or three eggs, and other members of the flock may help the breeding pair to feed the chicks. The cherry-throated tanager was described in 1870

territorial groups of 2–15. It is a co-operative breeder, with a dominant breeding pair, male helpers and additional females. They nest in natural cavities

and then as punishment, banished his nephews, turning them into a breeding pair of deer for a year. He then turned them into wild boars for the next

period by non-breeders. One to three non-breeders support a nesting breeding pair by feeding the chicks, regurgitating the food from their throat pouches

a road. They may also be used near nesting sites in order to trap a breeding pair. Active traps require continuous monitoring. Users require proper training;

Indonesia and breeding efforts are currently taking place there as well. A breeding pair of maleos at the Bronx Zoo were featured in an episode of the Animal

synchronize the breeding pair as reported in other Cichlids. A "whoof" sound is produced as an appeasement signal between the breeding pair to minimize aggressive

display flights are apparently impractical. While a single devoted breeding pair is considered typical, research has revealed that in varied accipitrids

local families. A slipway is available for launching small craft. A breeding pair of white-tailed eagles nested on a nearby island in Lough Derg in 2012

the Snow Cat is an exhibit that opened in the year 2009 for the zoo's breeding pair of snow leopards. It features rock-faces and a meandering stream. Three

South side of the path opposite Alligator Bay. This area is home to a breeding pair of mountain bongo, a critically endangered antelope from the Mount Kenya

bush shrike, green twinspot, Taita falcons (very rarely sighted, a breeding pair lives in the nearby Abel Erasmus Pass), Cape eagle owl, white-faced

their time in the canopy. They live in groups usually consisting of a breeding pair and their offspring (usually one to three) (Nowak, 1999). Musser and

colony, but it is quite possible that the two larger individuals were a breeding pair, and the others were non-breeding adults, a colony structure common

for example the laughing kookaburra, where helpers aid the dominant breeding pair in raising the young. Like all Coraciiformes, the kingfishers are cavity

includes birds, reptiles and mammals (mainly civets and colugos). Each breeding pair requires a large home range to successfully raise a chick, thus the

Harper) had dubbed the area “Sapsucker Woods” after discovering the first breeding pair of yellow-bellied sapsuckers ever reported in the Cayuga Lake Basin;

Cloughjordan in County Tipperary and gravity fed from there to Dublin. A breeding pair of white-tailed eagles first nested on an island in Lough Derg in 2012

Red wolves primarily live in packs composed of a socially monogamous breeding pair and offspring of different ages. Using long-term data on red wolf individuals

in southern Africa. Although generally solitary, the bond between a breeding pair is often considerably close. Biparental monogamous care occurs in the

choice of potential recipient nests, helpers preferentially help the breeding pair to whom they are most closely related, suggesting that this behaviour

in 1993. Together, they make up the zoo's current breeding pair. Before them, Wilhelma's breeding pair of Indian rhinoceroses were Nanda and Puri. The Tapir

all depths in seasonal forest pools. Feeding flocks may consist of a breeding pair or small family group and have been observed mixing with black ibises

Islands. The birds also breed in Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands. The breeding pair is usually monogamous, with pair bonds usually lasting several years

Africa. It is found in groups of up to a dozen or so birds with only one breeding pair. The breeding female lays two to four blue eggs in a natural tree hole

flocks break up into smaller breeding flocks, typically composed of a breeding pair, along with several unmated adults and immatures from the previous season

occasions, two may be seen together but these are most likely to be a breeding pair or immatures. A diurnal and often rather inactive feeder, this heron

patch is also home for a relict population of the Nilgiri woodpigeon. A breeding pair of shaheen falcon, the resident race of the peregrine falcon is also

blue-winged kookaburra is a co-operative breeder, a group being made up of a breeding pair and one or more helper birds that help raise the young. Breeding occurs

summer to winter, before breaking up into groups of 2–4, composed of a breeding pair plus helper birds. BirdLife International (2016). "Acanthiza lineata"

burrow of another species like a kingfisher, but may be excavated by the breeding pair. The clutch is two, sometimes three, white eggs. Only one parent, probably

mewling alarm call. Typically not found in larger groups than two, a breeding pair or more often singly. Another behavioural characteristic is the tendency

Sanctuary grounds. Currently the Sanctuary is home to four lions; a non-breeding pair of white lions rehomed from West Midland Safari Park, and two males

celebrate its 75th anniversary. A Frontal View of a Drake Duckling A breeding pair Hen with two of her young swimming behind. Close up of the drake's head

southern ground hornbill is an obligate cooperative breeder, with each breeding pair always assisted by at least two other birds. Experiments in captivity

family group in the Minsinjo rainforest reserve. The group comprised a breeding pair with two offspring. In the karst landscape of the far north, known locally

that it is a cooperative breeder, with additional helpers aiding the breeding pair, an unusual trait in Zosterops white-eyes. The nest of this species

A breeding pair

Francois langur. The Francois langurs left and then were replaced by a breeding pair of white-cheeked gibbons in 2019. The Gombe Forest is a $2.1 million

in subsequent brood care may include "lightening the load" for the breeding pair, which may possibly increase longevity, reducing the probability of

the zoo is among the three unique zoos in the world, which have a breeding pair of Lesser Antillean iguana. In 2023, the Zoo saw the first birth of

Big Copeland has recently held Northern Ireland's first successful breeding pair of Mediterranean gull. The islands are home to a nationally important

of DDT contamination and Naval activity, there is now at least one breeding pair of bald eagles and more than one pair of peregrine falcons. Island flora

may help provision the young, the group individuals accompanying a breeding pair of Siberian jays do not help raise the offspring. The lack of extra-parental

structure of the yellow mongoose is hierarchical, based around a central breeding pair and their most recent offspring. There are also subadults, the elderly

breeding species with each breeding group generally containing only one breeding pair, the rest being either their helper offspring, kin or unrelated adult

migrate but move in family groups of up to 10. They are territorial and a breeding pair likely maintains its territory year round. Feeding The white-bellied

the sanctuary the following month. The Ecosanctuary is also home to a breeding pair of South Island takahē, Quammen and Paku. The promoters of the sanctuary

two parent beetles leads to breeding success. More likely than not a breeding pair will work together, but in cases where there is large carrion males

seen in groups consisting of 3 to 6 individuals, which consist of a breeding pair and their young from prior years. Groups often forage on shared feeding

this species was first recorded in El Salvador, and the discovery of a breeding pair in 2004 confirmed that the species is a resident there. Nesting occurs

white-breasted mesite lives in small groups of two to four, usually an adult breeding pair and recent young. It is found in dry deciduous forest, within five sites

vulnerable species of bird, nesting in one of the light towers. The breeding pair produced chicks every year from 2016 until July 2023, when a video of

Latin: "Hostili incursione diruta...". The steeple provides a nest for a breeding pair of peregrine falcons. The nesting site is monitored by a publicly viewable

rabbit population, assuming that: a newly born breeding pair of rabbits are put in a field; each breeding pair mates at the age of one month, and at the end

nipping intruders, including humans. A male and female will form a breeding pair. The female lays eggs which stick to objects on the seabed, and the

the brown jay, but small flocks form outside the nesting season. A breeding pair will give a display in which each bird spreads its tail, extends its

season. Males observed attempting to breed outside of their original breeding pair were violently ejected from the colony. "Pygoscelis papua (gentoo penguin)"

hierarchy is always present within a party. At the head of the group is the breeding pair. The male and female in this pair are typically in a monogamous reproductive

carcass in all directions, and bolting down large chunks of it. The breeding pair typically monopolizes food to continue producing pups. When food is

providing a feeding ground for passage waders and wintering birds, a breeding pair of the nationally scarce Cetti's warbler (Cettia cetti), rare plants

that descend in pitch and volume, peu peu peu-peu-peu peeuu peeeuu. A breeding pair may call in duet, whereby the female is higher pitched. In alarm, pair

rocks or rock crevices. The basic social unit of the Bengal Fox is the breeding pair, formed by a pair of bonds that can last for many years. Larger aggregations

birds also feed and roost communally. One or two helpers may join the breeding pair after incubation begins. Although males and females appear similar to

in 2021. The pair subsequently bred in 2022; this was the first wild breeding pair in Derbyshire for around 800 years. "Annual Review 2011–12" (PDF). Derbyshire

female only coming together to mate. Reports of groups are either a breeding pair or a mother and her offspring. These mongooses do not migrate except

£400,000. It is now home to a pair of tigers, Sasha and Yuri a proven breeding pair from Edinburgh zoo. On 11 May, three cubs were born and are now taking

California, San Francisco. In 1974, now 136 generations from the original breeding pair, these animals were returned to The Jackson Laboratory and were named

didn't have the same fatality rate as the 2011 outbreak. In 2007 a breeding pair of great spotted woodpeckers, which had not bred in Ireland for centuries

in September to November. Two young weighed 70 g at birth. A captive breeding pair regularly had litters of two young. Gestation periods last about 70

species such as impala and zebra roam the reserve, as do monkeys, and a breeding pair of black eagles have raised chicks in the reserve since 2010, feeding

showing their bellies to submit. Usually, social groups are limited to a breeding pair, but individual Japanese raccoon dogs may stay in a group of non-paired

male. This means that male fish are normally larger than females. A breeding pair of fish will prepare a dish-shaped nest among vegetation, and the adhesive

consisting of three to five members. Such a group generally contains a breeding pair and its direct offspring that have yet to reach sexual maturity. However

land animal populations. Only the family of a man named Noah, and one breeding pair of each animal type survived the flood by floating in/on a large wooden

little vegetation. After its population had died out in the Harz, a breeding pair was re-established in the region. A crucial contribution has been made

in Siskiyou County, just south of the Oregon–California border. The breeding pair came from the same pack as OR-7, making them his siblings. In 2017,

chamber containing dry grasses. These shrews are territorial and a breeding pair of shrews is often found in a nest. The forest shrew is mainly nocturnal

in popularity. Export of the dogs was strictly regulated. In 1978, a breeding pair of Franzuskaya Bolonka was sent as a diplomatic gift from the Soviet

700 ha.: 24  Large game has been bred there since 1948 - indeed, a breeding pair of white rhinoceros were brought there in 1963 to bear a calf there

July, with activity usually peaking between April and mid-June. The breeding pair builds a stick nest (sometimes including shredded bark, leaves and green

Acuña, 1st Count of Gondomar arranged for the gift of two camels and a breeding pair of asses to be sent from Spain for the park in 1622. King James died

attempt to preserve the species. Miami MetroZoo in Florida also has a breeding pair of Chinese alligators. Alligator vocalisations Alligator Bellow (sound)

A possible breeding pair of adults on Santa Fe Island.

seeds. Some observers state that termitariums were occupied by the same breeding pair in successive years. Less certain is confirmation of holes at riverbanks

native of Ontario, missed the elk from his homeland and imported a breeding pair of elk and created an elk herd on the property. James Bellwood died

(in the Yukon territory of northern Canada that year, only a single breeding pair was identified), the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife

several mates during its lifetime because of territorial takeover. Each breeding pair must frequently defend its territory against "floaters" (territory-less

species employ helpers, usually the young of previous broods, to aid the breeding pair in raising the young. Nests are built out of grass on the ground (in

Golden eagles usually mate for life. A breeding pair is formed in a courtship display. This courtship includes undulating displays by both in the pair

several mates during its lifetime because of territorial takeover. Each breeding pair must frequently defend its territory against "floaters" (territory-less

Breeding pair

of affiliative behavior seen by the species specifically between the breeding pair. The black-faced lion tamarin has such a specific habitat preference

In the subtropics it occurs in densities of 1 pair per 200 ha, and a breeding pair has a range of some 50 ha. In Zimbabwe it shows a close association

"endangered" to "vulnerable." The agreement for the San Diego Zoo to house the breeding pair of Bai Yun and Xiao Liwu ended in 2019, and the pandas returned on 27

added a Malayan tapir on January 18, 2013, since deceased; as well as a breeding pair of North Sulawesi babirusas in 2012. The babirusas have successfully

of Sussex Heights since early 1998, when a nest box was erected. A breeding pair moved in and successfully reared two chicks. Although the birds occasionally

5–2 m (1.6–6.6 ft) of the prey, an easy striking distance. Outside the breeding pair bond, these hawks are wholly solitary and are not known to hunt in pairs

rats and perhaps other mammals. This species is solitary and even the breeding pair is rarely seen in the same place at any point of the year. Males do

occurs as a pair, but sometimes one to three helpers will assist the breeding pair. The nest is a messy dome-shaped structure made of dried grass and other

six. The nest hole is usually dug in a live poplar or pine tree. The breeding pair take it in turns to incubate the eggs, also sharing duties of feeding

more uniformly pale. It is straightforward to determine the sex in a breeding pair, but harder with individual birds. The juvenile osprey may be identified

in St Helen's Road in 1988. In the 1980s, the first recorded urban breeding pair of peregrine falcons was observed nesting on the Swansea Guildhall.

straw-necked ibises and white-faced whistling ducks. The park received a breeding pair of shoebills from Qatar. A wave machine prevented the build-up of algae

preferred food source or themselves. Within the colonial territory, each breeding pair has its own foraging range. Helpers assist multiple breeding pairs,

in Rizal in 2020. This nest was livestreamed daily on Facebook. This breeding pair nested in a Bombax ceiba tree in secondary forest with a territory spanning

and over 100 species of bird. The site is well known for its resident breeding pair of peregrine falcons, which are protected during the breeding season

leave the nest box. Breeders expect one to two litters per year, per breeding pair. Sometimes two litters may come closely in a row, with a longer period

of age. Although welcome swallows are monogamous, more than just the breeding pair may take care of the young. Also, many swallows may live within the

offspring, occasionally territorial birds to intruders and rarely between a breeding pair. In western Montana, nine distinct calls were noted: a chirp, a seeir

white naped cranes, great white pelicans, red crested pochard, and a breeding pair of red pandas, Lotus and Baika. Throughout its history the zoo has had

cormorants, pelicans, and storks, which predominantly nest in colonies. The breeding pair of shoebills vigorously defends a territory of 2 to 4 km2 (0.77 to 1

include waterfowl, shorebirds, raptors and passerines. In 1991 only one breeding pair of osprey inhabited the flats, in recent years the number has risen

male is kept in Pitalito, it could be moved to the Cali Zoo to make a breeding pair.[citation needed] Lizcano, D.J.; Amanzo, J.; Castellanos, A.; Tapia

their unaffected nesting and breeding success. Female Crimson Finch Breeding Pair Gill, Frank; Donsker, David, eds. (2019). "Waxbills, parrotfinches,

A breeding pair of yellow warblers. The female (right) is carrying nesting material.

cooperatively in social groups and that social group consists of a breeding pair with one or two young from the previous breeding season. They breed

a group that consists of several burrows, and which has a dominant breeding pair. Alpine marmots are very defensive against intruders, and will warn

Meinken (1896-1976), who gave de Beaufort a this species in the form of a breeding pair on which description is based. Froese, Rainer; Pauly, Daniel (eds.)

at times, both during the breeding season and in winter quarters. A breeding pair may associate with others to form loose colonies, with as many as 30

agonistic relations within a group is not just only for the status of the breeding pair but may also influence the allocation of reproductive effort. Family

occasional non-breeding vagrant to the Hawaiian Islands. In 2017 a breeding pair was spotted on Iceland. They are migratory and most move east or west

and is instead completely sedentary. During the breeding season, the breeding pair will remain within the same territory for the duration of the season

helpers to feeding the young is generally equal to the efforts of the breeding pair. Records exist of a single helper servicing the nests of five different

Opened in May 2009, Suricata Sands houses a mob of meerkats, including a breeding pair named Robin and Pippa. Rajang's Forest Rajang's Forest was renamed in

a. hernandezi is a cooperative breeder, though a group has only one breeding pair. Up to 10 individuals defend the nest and otherwise participate in the

fish like oscars, pikes, and larger catfish. The best way to acquire a breeding pair is to purchase a half dozen juvenile silver dollars and raise them together

facilitate the return of the red-billed chough. Northern Ireland's only breeding pair of choughs can be seen during the summer months. The cliffs on this

A breeding pair in the wild, in Fiordland National Park (2017).

group. Since these suppressed individuals are likely related to the breeding pair, they have an incentive to care for the young, as they share genes with

White Rocks, and Tawhitinui. Annual surveys show fluctuating numbers of breeding pair nests at the colonies. North Trios (Kuru Pongi) and Duffer's Reef are

exhibit (the only one of its kind in New England) which displays a breeding pair. The pair had two pups, one male and one female born in November 2018

Breeding Population and Trends Breeding Location Breeding Pair Trend Isla de la Plata 20 to 40 unknown Galapagos Islands 34,660 1 to 19% decline over

Louis are assigned a case protecting the eggs of a newly discovered breeding pair of red kites. Their indifference turns to panic as the eggs are stolen

a bird's-eye view of Northumberland, Sunbury, and Hummels Wharf. A breeding pair of state-endangered peregrine falcons have established a successful

Consul-General in Bangkok, Edward Blencowe Gould (1847–1916), brought a breeding pair of the cats, Pho and Mia, back to Britain as a gift for his sister,

Wildlife Park, now Dartmoor Zoo. However three of them, which included a breeding pair, were very dear to her, and when the cage arrived it was found to contain

exhibit (the only one of its kind in New England) which displays a breeding pair. The pair had two pups, one male and one female born in November 2018

which were possibly a result of no suitable nest sites in the area. A breeding pair will lay a single clutch of 3 to 5 white and rounded eggs in a year

Consul-General in Bangkok, Edward Blencowe Gould (1847–1916), brought a breeding pair of the cats, Pho and Mia, back to Britain as a gift for his sister,

which houses pigs and an education space. Ocelot Habitat is home to a breeding pair of Brazilian Ocelots located in two linked habitats. Interactive picnic

Corner as a wildlife sanctuary. In June 2007 Digby Fen was home to a breeding pair of Montagu's harriers, the rarest breeding birds of prey in the British

take feed from their parents until they are 6 weeks old. Usually, a breeding pair can lay eggs around or after 21 days from the first hatch. List of pigeon

Hackney). Having seen salukis on a Nile tour in that year, she imported a breeding pair from the Al Salihah area of Lower Egypt. A champion of breed purity

burrows until April. Courtship peaks from late-April to mid-May. The breeding pair then depart on a pre-laying exodus that ranges from 50 to 70 days for

period 9 to 12 days. The nest is sometimes built in the vicinity of a breeding pair of drongos, which keep predators away. The female lays up to four eggs

of any bird, requiring less than one square foot per individual. A breeding pair will lay a single egg each year. Despite this, they are one of the most

group forages and sleeps amongst the trees. Led by the female, the breeding pair partakes in vigorous bouts of singing in the morning, which hauntingly

and low rates of extra-pair paternity. Groups generally consist of a breeding pair that is helped by one to six offspring from previous broods, and helpers

provided by Buenaventura Reserve. El Oro parakeets breed cooperatively, a breeding pair being accompanied by up to six helpers. The El Oro parakeet's most common

brother X sister mating, with all individuals being derived from a single breeding pair. Inbred mice have several traits that make them ideal for research purposes

male and female and is constructed from dried sticks and leaves. Each breeding pair will normally build a new nest at the beginning of each breeding year

1945–1947, Fleay led an expedition to Tasmania in an attempt to capture a breeding pair of thylacines; however, he returned empty handed. In 1947, he took three

pie-pie-pie or pipipi. The hawk-eagles, including both members of a breeding pair, may call both in flight and while perched. Another call of a rapid

small wolf population has lived in isolation for half a century. A breeding pair of wolves was last sighted in 2013, however an extensive survey in 2016

Philippine eagle-owl (aptly nicknamed Bubo) in captivity and it has the only breeding pair of these owls in captivity anywhere in the world. On November 21, 2005

described. To be completed 21 May - Bobby Tulloch (born 1929) The only breeding pair of golden eagles in England hatch a chick for the first time in three

birds it has recorded to feed on. Nests have been found in May. Each breeding pair is believed to hold territories of 10 hectares. Nrdy esd trvotfrf in

adulthood. They are devoted, active parents, with both members of a breeding pair protecting the nest and feeding the young in shifts via regurgitation

grey warblers is especially long, lasting from August to January. A breeding pair usually establishes a territory around late July to August, and defends

A. a. kiwuensis (Klausewitz, 1957) at Lake Kivu Camouflaged female Breeding pair Juvenile Media related to Acanthocercus atricollis at Wikimedia Commons

female visits. Extra-pair young, or young with parents outside of the breeding pair, account for about 56 percent of all offspring. The breeding season

could still be redeemed. The witch sent him on a quest to slay the last breeding pair of dragons and their hatchlings in Russia so that the mankind may be

studies have shown the number to be in the low to mid hundreds per breeding pair. Any eggs not concealed by the crevice are quickly cannibalized by either

old-growth trees with capacious hollows for nesting. The home range of a breeding pair may be more than 10 km2 (3.9 sq mi); areas identified as important for

ospreys nesting in one of the light towers of Central Coast Stadium. The breeding pair produced chicks every year from 2016 until July 2023, when a video of

1884, her brother Edward, who was Consul-General in Bangkok, brought a breeding pair of the cats back home as a gift for his sister. Gould's pair, named

flight. These displays are normally shown between a male and female. A breeding pair might greet one another at a nest using the bowing display, by moving

contribute to the care of the offspring. It appears that both members of the breeding pair are involved in raising the young until they achieve independence. The

burrow and emits 'trilling barks' to attract a female mate. Once a breeding pair is formed, the male and female engage in amplexus and the female is

Breeding pair

As with other large birds, both parents care for young, so seeing a breeding pair is not unusual. If these birds do congregate, it will usually happen

introduced New Zealand birds start nesting in August (late winter). The breeding pair prospect for a suitable nest site in a creeper or bush, favouring evergreen

populations, laying usually begins in April or May. Both members of a breeding pair build the nest using plant material from the surrounding area. Nest

silver fox would be reasonably likely to produce silver pups, but a breeding pair cost about $35,000. They couldn't afford that, but a friendly dealer

same he collected in 1903, and located the preparation of a nest by a breeding pair close to the town-site of Wiluna. Whitlock also noted the location of

reproduction because the species cannot be traced back to a single person or breeding pair. When organism tribe populations are large (i.e. thousands) each gene

ocellated antbird's social biology is unusual for the antbird family. The breeding pair form the nucleus of a group or clan that includes their male offspring

repeat this courtship behavior until a suitable nesting site is found. A breeding pair of Sakalava rail builds a new nest every breeding season. Both sexes

oriented terrarium. Males should be housed separately or as a part of a breeding pair or trio with females. Although males housed together will often fight

studied so far. Both parents actively defended their nest, and the breeding pair most likely excluded other owl species from the center of their territory

2011, two cubs were born at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. The breeding pair was brought from the Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand in an ongoing education

2011, two cubs were born at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. The breeding pair was brought from the Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand in an ongoing education

species of Costa Rica. Unlike many bird species, macaws form a monogamous breeding pair and mate for life. Both males and females help care for young and raise

opportunistically visited his pups when the Druid Peak Pack dominant breeding pair were away. Later, in 2004, both dominant breeders of the Druid Peak

manages collection by zoning reefs as open or closed and normally a breeding pair of adults or sub-adults is removed, leaving at least one anemonefish

carcass in all directions, and bolting down large chunks of it. The breeding pair typically monopolizes food to continue producing pups. When food is

for the female and chicks. Generally two offspring are raised by a breeding pair. Breeding birds are over four years of age and make up 46-53% of the

time, the birds attempt to avoid being noticed and stay silent. The breeding pair are devoted parents who both take shifts brooding the young, defending

efforts for giant pandas and their habitat. In May 2005, China offered a breeding pair to Taiwan. The issue became embroiled in cross-Strait relations – due

exhibit area plus outdoor and indoor containment areas. In March 2008, a breeding pair of Siberian tigers joined Kumar, a white tiger who has been at the zoo

lion cubs in the Tower to the Earl of Salisbury. In September 1607, a breeding pair, Henry and Anne, had a cub, or "lion whelp". There was plague in London

in a plot about rescuing humpback whales from extinction by moving a breeding pair from 1986 to 300 in the future. In 2010, the band Glass Wave included

breeding and marked reproductive skews. In the dwarf mongoose, the breeding pair receives food priority and protection from subordinates and rarely has

percula, there are zero to four individuals excluded from breeding and a breeding pair living in a sea anemone. Dominance is based on size, the female being

The sponges are often found to house glass sponge shrimp, usually a breeding pair, who are typically unable to exit the sponge's lattice due to their

41 over 2016. The Orokonui Ecosanctuary is home to a single takahē breeding pair, Quammen and Paku. The pair successfully bred two chicks in 2018, both

packmates of the attackers. The large male and the female may have been a breeding pair; both were related to the other attack-implicated coyote. In mid-November

antbird. Ocellated antbirds have an unusual social system where the breeding pair forms the nucleus of a group or clan that includes their male offspring

maintain the bond. Cooperative breeding, where birds other than the breeding pair help raise the young and is common in some bird families, is extremely

include the creation of sound and close, synchronized movements from a breeding pair. Females can release small containers of eggs nightly for up to two

1990 1 Un­known    Montenegro 1995 0 Un­known    Morocco 2020 0 Last breeding pair in 2004; rare winter visitor  Netherlands 2018 15–20 Extinct 1852, recolonised

reeds and rushes. This species forms a socially monogamous seasonal breeding pair; nest building and chick feeding are carried out by the pair for the

indistinguishable from physical characteristics. Each group comprises a dominant breeding pair that monopolise access to breeding opportunities. Recent genetic research

small family colonies of up to 12 individuals, including one monogamous breeding pair. Mating occurs only once a year, with a maximum of two joeys being born

which an adult white-throated cachalote killed the two nestlings of a breeding pair. The sex of the adult was not known but it was not one of the nestlings'

females partake in the construction and caring of the nest, with only one breeding pair found per body of water. Nests are typically constructed using branches

individuals were killed by fossa, a native predator of lemurs, including a breeding pair that had previously raised triplets. Of the surviving lemurs, at least

death. However, when the nests are too close in proximity from one breeding pair to another, there is a high chance that it leads to agonistic interactions

a carcass is located through the chemoreceptors in the antennae, a breeding pair works together to strip the body of all its fur and feathers. The mandibles

only a few AZA (Association of Zoos & Aquariums) in the U.S. with a breeding pair of polar bears which is part of the Species Survival Plan. As of 2022

the only such place in the South Island. In 2021 the park received a breeding pair of takahē. In 2024 Willowbank announced that they had purchased the

Botanical Garden, artificial feeding has been contemplated to maintain a breeding pair in the face of continuing declines of available wild prey. BirdLife

park, no longer appears to be extant. In 2024, a pack consisting of a breeding pair and at least one offspring was reported within Lassen Volcanic Park

Documentation by the state of a breeding pair of eagles in a registered nest on the Seagate property contributed to preservation efforts

golden white-eye occurs in pairs or small family groups consisting of a breeding pair and fledged young. The golden white-eye is also territorial, and pairs

playground for visitors, and the elephants share their enclosure with a breeding pair of blackbuck. It is also home to two young male elephants named Kavi

offspring. However, it is not uncommon for them to eat their fry when the breeding pair are overly disturbed or something in their environment is wrong. Females

the 1960s and 1970s, narwhals kept in captivity died within months. A breeding pair of pygmy right whales were retained in a netted area. They were eventually

the region. Bald eagles have been nesting at the park since 2004. The breeding pair returns annually to a nest on the lakeshore. The virgin forests cooled

Clownfish are protandrous hermaphrodites; when the female of a breeding pair dies, the male changes sex and a subordinate male takes his place as the

breeding season, it is common to observe an additional male joining the breeding pair to help protect the territory and care for nestlings. The exact reason

Younger animals usually avoid participating in such hunts, with the breeding pair typically doing most of the work. The coyote pursues large prey, typically

Beneficial Life tower achieved notoriety[citation needed] when a rare breeding pair of peregrine falcons decided to take residence on the company letters

animal collection. Maned Wolf exhibit completed and received a non-breeding pair of wolves. 2009: Wetlands Boardwalk Exhibit series opened. Male white

2021, it was announced that two raven chicks were born to the Tower's breeding pair, Huginn and Muninn. The male of the pair was given the name 'Edgar'

and on islands nests are sometimes built directly on the ground. A breeding pair, with the male being more active, spends three to six weeks building

uni-graz.at/obvugrhs/content/titleinfo/2679337/full.pdf The quality of breeding-pair relationships in ravens and crows Allaboutbirds.org, (2014). American

Bright maintained captive Leptotila doves in England and documented a breeding pair killing other congeneric doves introduced to the aviary. Bright refers

Atlantic puffin, goldeneye and golden eagle. The eggs of the last breeding pair of white-tailed sea eagle in the UK were taken by an egg collector on

taking painful nips. S. nigricans are oviparous and follow a distinct breeding pair relationship between males and females. Their eggs are demeral and adhere

exposure led to changes in behaviors that strengthen the bond between a breeding pair. Such behaviors include frequent copulation, food transfers, male posturing

Critically Endangered in the IUCN Red List. The female of the last breeding pair died at Suzhou Zoo in China in April 2019. A wild female was discovered

study by Blomqvist et al., showing that EPC's are more common when a breeding pair are more closely related to each other. Another theory is that females

more than 65% of chicks are fathered by males outside the supposed breeding pair. This discordantly low level of genetic monogamy has been a surprise

in 1972, and numbers have now recovered to over 100,000. The first breeding pair was discovered on a sheltered beach below Point Reyes' Chimney Rock

farms, the farming work and eggs collection may also be hindrances. Breeding pair in Wuhan, Hubei, China Breeding male Eggs Hatching female Female and

downy plant debris. All the adults connected to the nest, including the breeding pair and helpers, sleep there when it's in use.Typically, the couple uses

300 birds may travel hundreds of kilometres seeking food. A single breeding pair and their brood can occupy a territory of up to around 120 hectares

similar in breeding and feeding habits to the Australian raven. A single breeding pair and their brood occupy a territory of variable size – areas of 40 to

Expedition: Asia opened on June 15, 2016. The traveling exhibit features a breeding pair of clouded leopards, three male Asian small-clawed otters, three Asian

swimmers. The last known sighting of the species alive was in 1844 when a breeding pair was found and strangled by fishermen, hoping to sell the birds' valuable

Neolamprologus pulcher uses a cooperative breeding system, in which one breeding pair has many helpers that are subordinate to the dominant breeders. Parental

to use the 29 square kilometres of the Keoladeo National Park. One breeding pair has been observed in Bhagalpur district, western Bihar. In Sri Lanka

clutches may result from the use of a single brood nest by more than one breeding pair. The chestnut-crowned babbler is an obligate cooperatively breeding

they can reproduce all year long. Each group of fish consists of a breeding pair and none to four nonbreeders. Within each group there is a size-based

disgrace, and banishes Gwydion and Gilfaethwy, transforming them into a breeding pair of deer, then pigs, then wolves. After three years they are restored

Giant Danios can be used as dither fish. Also remember, if you have a breeding pair Convicts in a 40-gallon or smaller you will be most likely be unable

unassisted simple pairs or in cooperatively breeding units consisting of a breeding pair and 1-3 male offspring from previous years. Non-breeding male ‘helpers’

in south-west Ecuador and western Peru. A published observation of a breeding pair in Mashpi Protected Forest suggests that their distribution may extend

south of the nearest known wolf pack. The pack consists of at least one breeding pair and four pups – two males and two females. Genetic testing of scat determined

24 was seen all throughout the 2015 season on the reserve, and the breeding pair became increasingly tolerant of her presence as the chicks grew. She

is killed, and potentially pack destabilization if one member of the breeding pair is killed. Dhole packs may steal leopard kills, while leopards may kill

tiger, Sherkan, born at Touroparc zoo. With Chile, he forms the second breeding pair of Beauval white tigers, replacing Gorby and Raïssa, then at the end

A breeding pair of subsp. tasmani and their chick, Norfolk Island

exhibit features two connected mesh/chain link enclosures. The zoo's breeding pair have produced multiple cubs. A female cub, named Dariga, was born in

Zealand literature, is also a rare beast, though perhaps there is a breeding pair in existence." In 2012 she organised and ran an ASAL conference in Wellington

a 15-gallon aquarium. A. panduro spawn in water with a low pH. The breeding pair can be fed a variety of live food, frozen meaty foods, and flake food

until 1971, when a single male specimen was spotted, followed by a breeding pair shortly afterwards. Schizodactylus inexspectatus, a dune-inhabiting

den Bosch x Blue Janssen" also brought the descendants of a new super breeding pair "Blue Saelen x Oude Bourgeske" excellent results. Frans Marien's method

During the mating season, these birds are usually solitary but for the breeding pair. Otherwise, they are somewhat gregarious, being found in groups often

Scientist of the Durrell Conservation Trust, through hand-rearing the last breeding pair in existence and releasing their chicks into the safety of Kestrel Valley

shiners. Males are territorial, defending a crevice from other males. Breeding pair swims along the crevice, the female deposits eggs; usually the sperm

to the aviary, including a muntjac and a Victoria crowned pigeon. A breeding pair of saddle-billed storks live in the enclosure. The zoo was just the

chick in northern Germany in 1985 and has been part a highly successful breeding pair in southern Denmark since at least 2006. She still paired with the same

(C. cooki) from Portugal and Spain. The exact identity of the Altay breeding pair requires focused research. The history of the discovery and description

relative. The minimal founding population was a pregnant female or a breeding pair. Survival on the 1000-km oceanic journey is accounted for because the

recorders and video cameras to track incubation. Unexpectedly, one breeding pair that produced two chicks were found to be the Little Spotted Kiwi, the

pesticide-induced deaths. In the early 1970s, Colorado had just one breeding pair of bald eagles but by 1993 biologists counted 19 breeding pairs. In

numbers fell to just seven individuals – including only one effective breeding pair. The black robin now numbers about 250 individuals on two islands. Merton

was confirmed for the first time in 20 years at the end of 2010 and a breeding pair of wattled cranes and their offspring are often encountered. Marsh tchagra

near Zurich Airport in Switzerland, with two young, the first recorded breeding pair in Switzerland in over 400 years. The adults were reported to have been

bird, living in groups of 2 to 12 individuals, which consists of a breeding pair, and a group of non-breeding helpers, including the previous years'

to be Wild" episode focuses on Noah, the main character, bringing a breeding pair of Spix's macaws (though they don’t resemble the species in life) to

north-east coast of South America, and Noah comes up with an idea to bring a breeding pair of an endangered animal from the Amazon rainforest to his island. The

lion-tailed macaques. In 2010, the zoo had 22 lion-tailed macaques, from a breeding pair that were brought to the zoo in 1983. The park is also successful in

more. During a breeding season, one male and one female will form a breeding pair and conduct all the processes necessary to produce brood balls, but

in the Bladen Nature Reserve, which represented the first confirmed breeding pair in Belize in over 60 years. It was seen as a major comeback for the

from 1978-1981. These elk were thought to have been extirpated until a breeding pair were discovered in the San Joaquin Valley in 1874-1875. Currently an

and genetic testing indicate that helpers are male offspring of the breeding pair, or full siblings of the male parent. Males nearly always bring food

brooding in Spain, with a third adult of undetermined sex helping a breeding pair care for the chicks. The response of Eurasian eagle-owls to humans approaching

A. macrocheles to excavate tunnels. Tunnels are usually shared by a breeding pair and possess two entrances, with each entrance being guarded by an individual

October 2018. Karoline Tuckey (8 May 2015). "Love is in the air for kiwi breeding pair, after frosty start". Stuff.co.nz. Retrieved 15 October 2018. Rosalie

accipitrids, hunting in pairs (or "tandem hunting") normally consist of a breeding pair, with one bird flying conspicuously to distract the prey, while the

group until maturity. The social aggregations typically consist of a breeding pair, immature juvenile and sub-adult offspring from successive litters,

Breeding pair of sandhill cranes

Parkin showed that matings of "auxiliary males" with the female of a breeding pair do occur, and that the echo parakeet is therefore not strictly monogamous

herbaceous plants usually disintegrate after a year, whereupon the same breeding pair returns to the nest site to rebuild the nest. Both partners participate

surface of their body will get scalded. Their maintenance requirement for breeding pair is the tank must be at least 10 inch, with addition of some dried leaves

the safe and successful breeding of Persian leopards, by hosting a breeding pair in a specially designed enclosure. In May 2001, the Attica Zoological

approximated $60,000-$90,000 Hyacinth macaws sell for $5000–$12,000 per mature breeding pair Captive bred blue-and-yellow macaw were sold for around $1,800 in the

Foundation for Research and Environmental Education (BFREE) discovered a breeding pair of harpy eagles with a chick, the first recorded in Belize and also

range. Like most raptorial birds, it mainly lives solitarily or in a breeding pair. Bonelli's eagle is a powerful predator, and has been described as rather

A probable breeding pair with the female on the left.

The daffodil cichlid inhabits permanent social groups composed of one breeding pair and helpers of both sexes. Absolute breeding success (assessed by a

A breeding pair of Cooper's hawks, consisting of an adult male and an immature female.

vicinity. The density very variable on the African continent overall of breeding pair which were estimated to occupy about 75 to 300 km2 (29 to 116 sq mi)

reserve, including Redwings, Canada Geese, and Mute swans (with one breeding pair, which nests in Island Lodge every year). The reserve ranks 91st in

rejections, the Buckinghamshire record, and the remaining record, a breeding pair in Cambridgeshire in 1946, previously accepted as Britain's first, were

forested stream beds, and avoid old dams. The effect of trapping a breeding pair was to cause an interruption in beaver population that took years to

the company of conspecifics throughout the year. Besides the obvious breeding pair, they often flock during migration and aggregate in occasionally ample

needed to perceive them. When not breeding, both mature eagles from a breeding pair may be found roosting on their own in some prominent tree up to several

Indian pond herons; several breeding pairs of sarus cranes; at least one breeding pair of black-necked storks; and several greater spotted eagles year-round

the Queen continued to send replacement goats to the unit until a breeding pair found in 1972, securing the succession of the mascots for the unit.

clutch was incubated by Bengalese finches (Lonchura domestica) and a breeding pair were reared to successfully produce offspring within the first year

the afternoon but usually drinks when possible during nighttime. Each breeding pair of Verreaux's eagle-owl defends a territory and these may be extremely

breeding success rates are not known for this species this same subadult breeding pair was observed to kill and cannibalize a juvenile from another territory

gorillas, are habitats for Bornean orangutans. The zoo is home to a breeding pair male Mia and female Kawan as well as orphaned siblings Acara and Tuah

identified at least two adults and two pups. This was the first confirmed breeding pair in Oregon. By December 2011, Oregon's gray wolf population had grown

This means it is common for aggregations to form, consisting of a breeding pair of parents and a variety of juveniles and subadults of varying ages

Documentation of a breeding pair of eagles in a registered nest on the Seagate property

reported to have played with and fed meal scraps to a wolf pack (a breeding pair and 5 juveniles). Both this 18 member party and recent park visitors

Wildlife Trust's Westhay Moor Reserve, now home to UK's first ever breeding pair of Night Heron". Somerset Wildlife Trust. Retrieved 31 May 2018. Holt

monitor (Varanus dumerilii) (Maximum size is about 135 cm (4.43 ft) TL. A breeding pair maintained in captivity measured 130 cm (4.3 ft) TL, 2,950 g (6.50 lb)

(560 km) into Colorado before her tracking collar went dead. She formed a breeding pair with M2101, a four-year-old male weighing approximately 110 pounds (50 kg)

help them. "Eagles Next Door" 02/04/2016 (Thu) (02/04/2016 (Thu)) 12 A breeding pair of bald eagles in the suburbs of Vancouver, Canada, is followed over

previous history of aggression including puncturing the postman's tyres. A breeding pair of adult dogs, which weighed 43–46 kilograms (95–101 lb), and one of

cranes (Grus americana) may be hunted in North America. The last known breeding pair of golden eagles in Maine (which did not return after 1999) were reported

his patron the thirteenth Earl of Derby who had hoped to acquire a breeding pair of the turkeys for his aviary at Knowlsey. After the death of the thirteenth

2000. There were also 5 avocets, 2 black-necked grebes, a common raven breeding pair and 11 rook breeding pairs observed. Especially in spring, the European

spotted woodpecker can be heard. In 1999, ornithologists discovered a breeding pair of Common Rail at the Murellenteich pond, which is on the Red List in