Question

A bird species requires abundant shoreline and a high population of insects within its habitat. You observe a population of these birds with a low density and adequate resources, but the population seems to be growing very slowly. What might be an explanation for the slow population growth?

Answer 1

Answer:

i am not sure of this answer because there are a lot of answers for this question but what i came up to is that there might be a large population of different predators that hunts down this bird species

Explanation that means that the more the predator feeds on this bird species ( and other species too , unless this species is the predator's main source of food) the more the population of predators increase and that means that the predators will keep feeding on  this bird species until it completely wipes out this bird species  or the bird species migrates to an area where there are less predators.

(hope this help + i answered according to how i understood the question)