nocturnal
নিশাচর
definition
adjective
most owls are nocturnal
done, occurring, or active at night.
translation of 'nocturnal'
রাত্রের,
রাত্রে ঘটে এমন,
রাত্রিসংক্রান্ত
adjective
নিশাচর,
নৈশ
example
Saved from his crazy 'nocturnal' adventure, he sets about building a microlight aircraft shaped like a dragonfly.
Max has the night beat, circling a 'nocturnal' but always active Los Angeles.
They are 'nocturnal' hunters and feed mainly on small mammals like mice, rats, voles and shrews.
She and her kind are shy, 'nocturnal' animals, usually hiding deep in burrows and rarely seen in the wild.
Worse, his landlady was taking a 'nocturnal' interest in his activities.
Visitor night tours to view these 'nocturnal' creatures have also been sketched in for the future.
Being naturally 'nocturnal' and excellent at hiding, they're all able to keep a low profile.
Now sleeping is one of my favourite hobbies, so you can imagine the state I'm in after all this 'nocturnal' wrestling.
Prior to my night of 'nocturnal' mutterings two other rather aggravating events took place.
She was reasonably 'nocturnal' and could stay awake all night when really necessary.
The echidna is a 'nocturnal' animal which means it only comes out at night and it is rare to see one during the day.
I've seen a few city foxes during my 'nocturnal' walks around Birmingham and always mistake them for big cats or small dogs.
The spider is solitary and 'nocturnal' and will bite only as a last resort, but people who are hypersensitive to the venom may be at risk.
Owl boxes have been put up around the site to attract the 'nocturnal' predators and there are plans for more bird boxes as the trees flourish.
No because I'm 'nocturnal' and by the time my ears are awake enough to listen to music everyone else is asleep.
Once a diurnal mammal, the dugong is now 'nocturnal' as it forages for food.
Hamsters are 'nocturnal' although they are sometimes active during the day.
I take Advair, but it has had no noticeable effect on my 'nocturnal' asthma, which is my main concern.
The second reason for the interest in owls is that they are beautiful to look at and most of them are 'nocturnal' which means that they hunt at night.
She even attempted a little 'nocturnal' grave robbery in order to unearth the final proof from Shakespeare's tomb.
Our results show that geomagnetic cues are involved in the early morning orientation of 'nocturnally' migrating birds.
In 'nocturnally' feeding waterfowl, increased feeding rates were found during daytime in seasons when nights were short, indicating that birds were compensating for restricted feeding periods.
Also, some prey species in both freshwater and saltwater environments are more active 'nocturnally' than diurnally, this increasing their likelihood of capture by nocturnal-foraging Wood Storks.
While the light environment of shallow water crustaceans may vary dramatically on a 24 hour cycle, deep-sea species live in a much more constant light environment, similar to that of 'nocturnally' active insects.
The two gerbil species are similar in their general ecology; they are both solitary burrow dwellers that forage 'nocturnally' for seeds, which constitute large proportions of their diets.
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