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Wat (wie) is hollow-eyed - definitie

A SEMI-ENCLOSED CAVITY WHICH HAS NATURALLY FORMED IN THE TRUNK OR BRANCH OF A TREE
Tree hollows; Hollow (botany); Hollow-bearing tree; Hollow-bearing trees; Hollow bearing tree; Hollow bearing trees; Hollow tree; Hollow-bearing; Hollow bearing; Tree hallow; Tree-hollow
  • Multiple tree hollows in a plane tree in Baden, Austria
  • base]] of the tree.
  • Indian spotted owlet in tree hollow

hollow-eyed      
¦ adjective having deeply sunk eyes.
Sullivans Hollow         
VALLEY IN MISSISSIPPI, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Sullivan's hollow; Sullivan's Hollow, Mississippi
Sullivan's Hollow is a valley near Mize, Mississippi. The area was home to the outlaw William Cicero "Wild Bill" Sullivan, who was indicted for the murder of his brother, Wilson.
Whaley's Hollow, Rhode Island         
HUMAN SETTLEMENT IN RHODE ISLAND, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Whaley's Hollow; Whaley's Hollow, RI
Whaley's Hollow (also known as Pottersville and Maple Valley) is a village in Coventry, Rhode Island.

Wikipedia

Tree hollow

A tree hollow or tree hole is a semi-enclosed cavity which has naturally formed in the trunk or branch of a tree. They are found mainly in old trees, whether living or not. Hollows form in many species of trees, and are a prominent feature of natural forests and woodlands, and act as a resource or habitat for a number of vertebrate and invertebrate animals.

Hollows may form as the result of physiological stress from natural forces causing the excavating and exposure of the heartwood. Forces may include wind, fire, heat, lightning, rain, attack from insects (such as ants or beetles), bacteria, or fungi. Also, trees may self-prune, dropping lower branches as they reach maturity, exposing the area where the branch was attached. Many animals further develop the hollows using instruments such as their beak, teeth or claws.

The size of hollows may depend on the age of the tree. For example, eucalypts develop hollows at all ages, but only from when the trees are 120 years old do they form hollows suitable for vertebrates, and it may take 220 years for hollows suitable for larger species to form.

Hollows in fallen timber are also very important for animals such as echidnas, numbats, chuditch and many reptiles. In streams, hollow logs may be important to aquatic animals for shelter and egg attachment.

Hollows are an important habitat for many wildlife species, especially where the use of hollows is obligate, as this means no other resource would be a feasible substitute. Animals may use hollows as diurnal or nocturnal shelter sites, as well as for rearing young, feeding, thermoregulation, and to facilitate ranging behaviour and dispersal. While use may also be opportunistic, rather than obligate, it may be difficult to determine the nature of a species' relationship to hollows—it may vary across a species' range, or depend on climatic conditions.

Animals will select a hollow based on factors including entrance size and shape, depth, and degree of insulation. Such factors greatly affect the frequency and seasonality of hollow use.

Especially in Europe, entomologists are interested in the use of hollows by invertebrates. One beetle associated with hollow trees, Osmoderma eremita, has been given the highest priority according to the European Union's Habitat Directive.

Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor hollow-eyed
1. At Wajir district hospital, the paediatric ward is filled with hollow–eyed, emaciated children.
2. A few MPs left to see the hollow–eyed prime minister on TV from Gleneagles.
3. Her father, in turn, is a hollow–eyed, broken man who has refused to return to work.
4. "I am feeling what I can‘t express," said a hollow–eyed Sanjeev Phiwandkar, 41, a longtime friend, after helping transport Shinde‘s body from a nearby hospital.
5. The ill, untended and desperate; the young mothers, staggering out of the Convention Centre, clinging to hollow–eyed babies; the elderly, trapped in attics, calling for help that won‘t be coming; and the corpses, floating in fetid water.