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https://www.wildbienenforschung.de/wp-content/uploads/20240524_150958-scaled.jpg25601920Benjes hedges create many niches and microhabitats thanks to their rich structure of thicker branches and thin, layered twigs. They provide shelter, food and nesting sites for various animal groups such as small mammals, birds, insects, amphibians ...