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- Cave (10592 bytes)
49: ...cricket]]s are classified as trogloxenes, as they roost in caves by day and forage above ground at night. - Condor (7828 bytes)
30: ... mate for life. The South American condor prefers roosting and breeding at elevations of 3,000 to 5,000 m...
32: ...are able to fly after six months, but continue to roost and hunt with their parents until age two, when t...
34: ...e observing a flap of their wings. They prefer to roost on high places from where they can launch without... - Bat (13851 bytes)
92: ...one young is born. Bats will often form [[nursery roost]]s, with many females giving birth in the same ar...
97: ...eas; they may catch bats as they enter or leave a roost, or on the ground. Bats will land on the ground ...
126: ...ntryside Act]]s, and even disturbing a bat or its roost can be punished with a heavy fine. - List of female tennis players (8364 bytes)
258: * [[Dominique van Roost]] (Belgium) - California Condors (7528 bytes)
30: ... mate for life. The South American condor prefers roosting and breeding at elevations of 3,000 to 5,000 m...
32: ...are able to fly after six months, but continue to roost and hunt with their parents until age two, when t...
34: ...e observing a flap of their wings. They prefer to roost on high places from where they can launch without... - Condors (7527 bytes)
30: ... mate for life. The South American condor prefers roosting and breeding at elevations of 3,000 to 5,000 m...
32: ...are able to fly after six months, but continue to roost and hunt with their parents until age two, when t...
34: ...e observing a flap of their wings. They prefer to roost on high places from where they can launch without... - Vampire Bats (3966 bytes)
28: ...rom a single individual to thousands. They often roost with other species of bat.
32: ...'t get blood, they'll approach another bat whilst roosting, asking for a blood 'transfusion'. The blood ...
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