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The 10 pages that link to Tree hollow, each with the reason it gives.

• PruningRelated: Removing branches to eliminate cavities can sacrifice habitat without necessarily improving safety.

• Tree squirrelRelated: Some tree squirrels nest in cavities instead of constructing exposed dreys.

• HylonomusRelated: Hylonomus remains accumulated in hollow stumps that were buried by sediment.

• PollardingRelated: Old pollard heads can develop cavities that shelter wildlife.

• River red gumRelated: Old river red gums develop hollows used by birds, mammals, and reptiles.

• Carpenter antRelated: Tree hollows can provide protected nest sites for carpenter ant colonies.

• Gouldian finchRelated: Gouldian finches nest in hollows, often in eucalypts.

• Owlet-nightjarRelated: Owlet-nightjars commonly roost and nest in cavities.