Betekenis van:
foraging
foraging
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- the act of searching for food and provisions
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Werkwoord
Voorbeeldzinnen
- For some species, the opportunity for foraging should be given.
- They are omnivorous and a large part of their active time is spent foraging for food.
- Hinderplaat is an important resting and foraging area for the eider duck.
- Foraging devices and structures should be designed and situated to minimise contamination.
- As ruminants, cattle spend much of the day foraging, followed by long rest periods.
- A solid base with a substrate encourages foraging activity and play.
- Wood chips as a substrate will encourage foraging of spilled food at the floor area.
- Foraging and feeding occupy up to 50 % of the time available.
- Sand, wood shaving or straw substrate for foraging and a place to which the birds can withdraw should be provided, with additional dust baths of sand or sawdust if the foraging substrate is not suitable for dust bathing.
- Part of the diet or additional treats should be scattered on the enclosure floor to encourage foraging wherever appropriate.
- As zebra finches feed extensively on the ground, birds should be housed on solid floors to facilitate natural foraging behaviour.
- Devices to encourage foraging (ranging from food scattered in the substrate to puzzle-feeders) have proved effective.
- Bollen van het Nieuwe Zand forms one of the most important central resting and foraging areas for the common scoter.
- A solid floor, which can be enriched by providing a non-toxic substrate, will allow for the concealment of scattered food items and encourage foraging.
- Birds should be encouraged to use all three dimensions of their housing for foraging, exercise and social interactions including play wherever possible.