roosts

The mendicant roosts there with tablet and phone plugged in for juice, watching YouTube played over the WiFi.

For animals like seabirds, a big part of the location could be non-genetic, as birds have different home roosts.

These populations of Little Brown Bat in Alaska don't roost in traditional cave/mine roosts in high numbers.

The horseshoe bat roosts, that are studied, are mostly found in or near Kunming, Yunnan.

A turkey flies when it roosts at night and whenever it sees or hears a predator, which may not happen every day.

The chickens came back to the roosts as investor realized the projections were bogus.

If a colony roosts in a small town it's a big deal.

Additionally, these two bat species are found in shared roosts with R.

The second one is easier with pigeons (you can build roosts for them, then replace the eggs with fake ones - this is really done).

The article argues that this inversion is what has allowed people to ignore the huge chicken which is just now coming home to various roosts.

Bats fly insanely long distances and can have multiple roosts.

> The bat roosts are very vulnerable, as they contain more potential prey within a single area.

> In looking at roost networks of bank swallows in Ontario you can identify that, “Oh, some bank swallows at night are actually going to different roosts from where their babies are,” and the adults will often trade off.

The treated nets did, however, have technological issues, as pointed in the article: "Among other design flaws, their tight mesh blocks ventilation, a serious problem in the hot, humid places where malaria roosts".

Roosts are essentially chat rooms organized around topics with todo lists.