This utility model discloses a
wildlife burrowing structure for landscape gardens, relating to the field of
landscape design technology. It includes a biomimetic
tree trunk with first and second biomimetic branches. A first tree hole is formed at the bottom of the
trunk, and a second tree hole is formed in the middle. A third and fourth tree hole are formed on the first and second biomimetic branches, respectively. Hanging holes are also formed on both branches. This utility model, by creating tree holes and bird nests of different heights on the biomimetic
trunk and branches, simulates traditional tree holes and bird burrows. It can serve as nests for both reptiles and wild birds, facilitating better coexistence of different species of
wildlife in the landscape garden. Compared to existing common animal burrowing structures, this utility model has a wider range of applications and, due to its three-dimensional design, can improve the space
utilization rate of the landscape garden.