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Hole in the bark of a tree in place of a broken branch
Tree hollow
nisthöhle
An owl hidden inside the hollow of an old tree is looking at the camera.
Close-up of the trunk of the bark of the tree, the texture of the wood
Camphor tree bark
Hollow in a tree trunk. Old tree in the forest. Bark texture. A knot, in the place of which a hollow was formed. Where the branch is attached to the trunk
Hollow in a large wide old tree in the spring forest. House for bees, birds or small animals.
Bat roost colony in tree cavity of old woodpecker nest with typical indicative dung stripe on bark. Inhabited by Noctule bats.
an old cavity in an apple tree trunk in the garden, in the place of a cut branch
A baby squirrel high up peeking out of a hole of a hollow tree in the forest in early morning on a sunny day in springtime
Eurasian blue tit looking out of the nesting hole on tree trunk. Cyanistes caeruleus is tiny passerine bird with blue cap, white cheeks and yellow breast.
Closeup piece of tree bark Platunus (Sycamore)
trunk of old tree with hollow for birds
hollow in the tree
Tree hole
old tree with a huge hollow in the autumn forest
Large hollow tree
A knot of a large tree in the Park in the form of a heart
Woodpecker Hole
A hollow in the trunk of a tree. A natural nest of birds
A hollow in the trunk of a tree. A natural nest of birds.
A hollow in the trunk of a tree. A natural nest of birds
Great spotted woodpecker on a pine tree on a spring morning in the hollow building
Motley woodpecker. Dendrocopos.
The white-breasted nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis) small American song bird
Black Woodpecker ( Dryocopus martius ) feeding young nestling Germany
Motley woodpecker. Dendrocopos.
The pileated woodpecker.The bird native to North America.Currently the largest woodpecker in the United States after the critically endangered and possibly extinct ivory woodpecker.
Insect house
Eurasian blue tit looking out of the nesting hole on tree trunk. Cyanistes caeruleus, tiny passerine bird with blue cap, white cheeks and yellow belly.
Red-headed Woodpecker, birds in spring in the park during nesting
Downy woodpecker on spring in Wisconsin state forest.
Red-headed Woodpecker, birds in spring in the park during nesting
Pileated woodpecker is a large, mostly black woodpecker native to North America. An insectivore it inhabits deciduous forests in eastern North America, the Great Lakes and the boreal forests of Canada
Red-headed Woodpecker, birds in spring in the park during nesting
Hole in the bark of a tree provides entrance for a bird nest
Two owls in a hollow tree; one peering out, another nestled inside.
big woodpecker hole in tree hokkaido japan. High quality photo
The pileated woodpecker.The bird native to North America.Currently the largest woodpecker in the United States after the critically endangered and possibly extinct ivory woodpecker.
eye shaped hollow in a walnut tree
A tree in the forest shows signs of beaver activity with gnaw marks on its base and stripped bark. Despite the damage, the tree remains upright and part of the natural habitat.
Large tree in North Carolina with a huge hole and eery light glowing from inside at dusk.
Ash tree trunk with natural nest hole on white background.
Tree that is large and alive near Jordan Lake in North Carolina with a big hole in its side used by animals for shelter.
A Strix aluco owl peeks it looks out from its green nest and basks in the rays of the sun, the best photo.
A Strix aluco owl peeks it looks out from its green nest and basks in the rays of the sun, the best photo.
eye shaped hollow in a walnut tree
Live tree in North Carolina new Jordan Lake that is still alive but has a hole in its side ideal for animals to live in.
Trunk of an old rotten tree, a willow crying at the beginning of the village, a lamp for the lost
Hole at the base and roots of a large tree near Jordan Lakein North Carolina glowing at night with something inside.
eye shaped hollow in a walnut tree
Hollow live tree near Jordan Lake in North Carolina that has red light glowing from inside and looking scary.

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