They build an open nest in a tree hole or similar recess.

It nests in a tree hole, and lays two or three eggs.

The young is usually placed inside a nest of dead leaves built in tree holes, and left for about eight hours each night.

The day time is usually spent inside a tree hole or a crevice.

They build an open nest in a tree hole, and 4-7 eggs are laid.

The female seals itself inside a tree hole for egg-laying.

In forests with a dry season, larger tree holes can last nearly a month longer before drying out completely.

They nest in tree holes, laying three or four white eggs.

When water is available in a tree hole, they will sometimes drink and bathe.

It lays three to five eggs in a tree hole.