forage

Object

• ant: Broadcast spraying around the perimeter of the house targets only the foraging adult ants in the colony.
• ecology: I did my PhD on foraging ecology of forest birds at Kossuth University ( Hungary ).
• habitat: They seem able to identify suitable foraging habitats from about 100m away.
• behavior: To what extent is the foraging behavior of aquatic birds constrained by their physiology?
• expedition: During foraging expeditions, they can trot up to 50 kilometers in one night.
• bat: The area is also likely to be used by foraging bats, which may be affected by increased lighting.

Converse of object

• harvest: The long grasses around the upper car park have also been forage harvested.

Preposition: on

• enemy: Hence a wise general makes a point of foraging on the enemy.

Modifies a noun

• harvester: A forage harvester can be used on a large site, or a mower with grass box on a small site.
• legume: The forage legumes, key to producing soil fertility, are particularly well utilized by the cattle.
• maize: Area of forage maize hectares Correct manuring Correct manuring is vital to the success of the crop.
• soybean: Development of forage soybeans ( Glycine max ) as a new protein rich crop for livestock production in the UK.
• cap: The first ' pill box ' forage cap was quite plain, with no braid or chin strap.
• crop: For many farmers in the region, forage crops are a new venture.

Noun used with modifier

• fore-and-aft: Standing: Fore-and-aft forage cap, mono, sub-machine gun.

Preposition: in

• canopy: Further views of Chapin's Apalis were had as a group of three foraged high up in the canopy.

Preposition: with

• flock: Yellow-breasted Antwren Herpsilochmus axillaris Great views of a pair as they foraged with a large mixed flock along the Manu road below CORL.

Preposition: for

• nectar: Then it starts to follow the dances of foragers and to go out and forage for nectar and pollen itself.
• insect: A regular visitor to gardens particularly at night where they forage for insects, worms and slugs.
• food: Teams of green dotted ants forage outward for food.