Noun
treetop (plural treetops)
The crown or uppermost branches of a tree
The queen was settling on the edge of the bed, ungainly with hesitation and at the same time exquisite in her grace, like a heron landing in a treetop. Megan Whalen Turner
According to this article, the animals, such as lemurs and monkeys are able to wander thanks to treetop trails. Source: Internet
Also: is the housing market overheating, why did a singing road lose its voice, and how did hawks and sea eagles become embroiled in a treetop turf war? Source: Internet
He fixes the computer, defeats both kitchen raptors and even escapes from a crashed car (stuck in a treetop) without any help. Source: Internet
These radars can detect and track aircraft and small high-speed targets at distances beyond visual range down to close range, and at altitudes down to treetop level. Source: Internet
To re-create that experience the zoo hangs bundles of trimmings at treetop level so the giraffes have to reach for it. Source: Internet