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Meaning of "tree hollows"
Tree hollows: Empty spaces or cavities within a tree trunk
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- plural of tree hollow
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It builds nests in tree hollows or litter of epiphyte.
They build their nests in low tree hollows.
They spend the night in tree hollows or in very close vegetation.
It forages in rainforest canopy and roosts in tree hollows.
They spend the day in tree hollows or leaf nests.
They turned around to hide back in their tree hollows.
They gather in hives or tree hollows and produce honey.
It uses tree hollows and builds dreys for shelter in tree canopies.
They live in caves and tree hollows.
They build their nests in tree hollows and go through courtship in February.
Nesting takes place in tree hollows.
Deep inside tree hollows in closed, dark places It was said they rested by day.
Deep inside tree hollows.
They spend the day sleeping in spherical nests constructed in tree hollows.
The species is found roosting in tree hollows and sometimes in buildings.
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You will also find that you can get water in tree hollows.
They roost and nest in large tree hollows near foraging areas.
Hexathelids typically live in burrows, which are constructed in the ground or in tree hollows.
It nests in tree hollows.
These dwellings are dry, warm and safe for them just like tree hollows.
They were formerly considered to breed in tree hollows but recent studies found no evidence.
This arboreal, nocturnal creature spends its days in leaf-lined nests in tree hollows.
Their daylight hours are spent motionless in tree hollows and cracks or in attics.
During the day, it roosts in caves, but may also choose tree hollows.
They build nests in the tree hollows and also store the food in it.
It roosts in groups, within caves and tree hollows.
This species fed on insects and roosted in tree hollows and decaying vegetation.
Females, young and eggs are particularly vulnerable in the tree hollows they nest in.
Indian grey hornbills usually nest in tree hollows on tall trees.
Nesting takes place in large vertical tree hollows of tall trees.
During the daytime, they sleep in tree hollows or in caves.
They also use specific latrines, either in tree hollows or at the forks of branches.
They usually build multiple combed nests in tree hollows and man-made structures.
In the wild, they roost in tree hollows.
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