Examples of using Roost in English and their translations into Malay
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Rone, this roost is a bust.
Between May and August on rare occasions huge basking sharks can also be seen The cliffs running along the islands are inhabited by huge numbers of seabirds including puffins, fulmars, great skua, razor bills, guillemots and gannets to name but a few,can be seen nesting, roosting and flying around throughout the journey.
Thousands roost here every evening.
Mature shagbark hickory trees are natural roost sites for bats.
It is also used for roosting and nesting by songbirds and the seeds are eaten by squirrels and game birds.
Let's see who rules the roost jailbird! Hey!
Coffee Comes from the roosted seeds of the Coffea plant, commonly derived from berry-like fruits grown on trees.
Let's see who rules the roost. Hey, jailbird!
The spikes, which are commonly used to prevent birds from roosting and nesting on building ledges over public sidewalks, were nailed to two trees in the exclusive Clifton area of the city, near the wildlife-rich Downs and the Avon gorge.
The pigeons are all asleep upon their roosts--no flutter from them.
They are often found nesting or roosting within cities in avenue trees on busy roads.
We have got four teams on overwatch, sniper-spotters in roosts north and south of the target.
Evergreen foliage provides nesting and roosting cover for sparrows, robins, mockingbirds, juncos, and warblers.
Most farmers in the participating countries have opted for the enriched cages,with roomier enclosures that allow hens to stretch their wings, roost on an elevated platform and nest in a designated nesting area.
More than 200 species of birds(including 22 species of seabirds and 32 species of shorebirds) visit,nest or roost on the islands and reefs,[33] including the white-bellied sea eagle and roseate tern.[2] Most nesting sites are on islands in the northern and southern regions of the GBR, with 1.4- 1.7 million birds using the sites to breed.
They usually feed near dawn or dusk, roosting up in trees or on the ground during the day.