Sentence examples for cavities of trees from inspiring English sources

Most British bat species, including the rare barbastelle, are found deep in the cavities of trees.

Orchids, by the way, are ephiphytes, which means they take their food from the air, water and tiny bits of organic matter that lodge in the cavities of trees or vines, or whatever they attach themselves to.

Only ants of the genus Cephalotes, which commonly nest in cavities of trees and feed primarily on plant and insect exudates (Powell 2008), displayed some degree of specialization, interacting exclusively with Prosopis trees.

Bluebirds nest in the cavities of tree trunks, the hollows of large branches or in the broken tops of empty tree snags on woodland edges near open fields.

Squirrels gnaw or burrow their way into transformers for the same reason they enter rotting cavities of aging trees: hollow spaces offer them den sites and safety from predators.

Fruit bodies have also been growing in the cavities of old trees, on old conifer stumps, or on buried rotten wood.

Due to characteristics of trees, cavities or sites, all found nests could not be sampled completely.

The shape of the barbet's bill, which is not at all chisel-tipped like that of a woodpecker, makes the excavation of cavities in trees a task requiring great effort, and it appears that only dead, well-rotted trees are used.

Canopy height, canopy closure, number of trees with holes (cavities) and distance to nearest village also affected occupancy, though the directions of these effects varied among species.

When forest age and type were taken into account, CWD volumes were on average 33% and the density of cavity trees 42% lower in the timber-harvesting area, but the reduction was statistically non-significant.

Western jackdaws are monogamous and build simple nests of sticks in cavities in trees, cliffs, or buildings.