Nest Fidelity is a behavioral ecology construct that denotes the degree to which an individual animal selectively returns to and reuses the same nesting site across breeding attempts, distinguished from general site fidelity by its specific attachment to nesting locations rather than broader territorial or home range occupancy.
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