0 past simple and past participle of forage
1 to go from place to place searching for things that you can eat or use:
Furthermore, young colonies foraged on a smaller spatial scale with shorter distances covered and fewer leaf sources used.
Both male and female bats foraged locally, within approximately 1 km of their roost sites.
They typically foraged from the ground-level to the midstorey strata, and fed on invertebrate prey averaging from 3.3 to 17.2 mm in length.
To expand upon our analogy, let s suppose that on the weekend the scholar chooses one of the foraged articles and begins to read it.
Smaller colonies generally foraged in straight lines from the nest, whereas mature colonies frequently changed directions.
To expand upon our analogy, let's suppose that on the weekend the scholar chooses one of the foraged articles and begins to read it.
It was assumed that the pollinator species mostly foraged in the soybean plots.
If the bird foraged by either leaping or flying a short distance (striking) the manoeuvre was classified as aerial.
