Cavity Nesting
Cavity Nesting is a nesting behavior in which an animal selects or constructs a sheltered, enclosed space within a natural or artificial cavity for the purpose of rearing offspring, distinguished from other nesting strategies by its reliance on pre-existing or excavated hollows in trees, banks, or structures.
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