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Free-ranging parrot population of Haiku District, Maui, Hawaii
Hardy (1963) studied the displays and reproductive behavior of A. canicularis both in captivity ... . wagleri, Mitred Conures do not appear restricted to cliff faces for nesting (Ridgely1982) and use tree cavities if available. But they utilize holes in the face of cliffs in Peru and Bolivia ...
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swallows and purple martins
Tree swallows nest in tree cavities, usually trees in and around water. They will also take over wood duck and bluebird boxes. Most tree swallows nest north ... for their landing approach. They are large swallows that eat insects while in flight. Left: Tree swallows congregate on a bridge at Lake Springfield. Right: A giant purple martin apartment house ...
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The Raptor Foundation - Barn Owl
Tree cavities, rock ledges, chimneys & ledges in barns are among the sites that may be used & Barn ...
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Grey-Cheeked Hornbill
Characteristics: As with all hornbills, the Grey-Cheeked Hornbill nests in tree cavities. During breeding, both male and female help seal the female inside the nesting area with ...
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African Pygmy Goose
Incubation: Incubation period is 23 days; nests are built in tree cavities, cliff holes and sometimes in the established nests of hammerkop storks Offspring: 6-12 Size ... be thought of as a misnamed duck. Unlike most other waterfowl, it can perch on tree branches and nest in high places. The sexes are dimorphic: males are slightly larger than ...
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EEK! - Critter Corner - The Barn Owl
The young owls are reared in tree cavities, abandoned buildings, church steeples, silos, or as their name suggests, barns. Adults lay one egg ...
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Barn Owl - WDNR
Before settlement, barn-owls nested in tree cavities and on cliff ledges ... . Common nesting sites include silver maple, American sycamore, and white oak. Human-made cavities include sites in barn silos, church steeples, warehouses, and grain elevators. Food Habits: ...
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Wood Duck Facts, Figures, Description and Photo
Wood ducks prefer riparian habitats, wooded swamps, and freshwater marshes. Females nest in tree cavities or nest boxes and lay an average of 12 bone-white eggs. Migrating and Wintering ... times of the year. Wood ducks predominantly use forested wetlands with a variety of hardwood tree species. Wood ducks are resident in Cuba and are scarce winter visitors to Mexico and ...
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Forest and Bird Media Release
Hihi nest in tree cavities (which may make them more vulnerable to predators) and have an unusual mating system in ...
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Techniques to control and manage tree squirrel damage
Tree Squirrels Identification In this chapter tree squirrels are divided into three groups: large tree squirrels, pine squirrels, and flying squirrels. Large tree ... pursue a female through the trees. They nest in tree cavities, human-made squirrel boxes, or in leaf nests. Leaf ... or other materials. Survival of young in cavities is higher than in leaf nests. Cavities are the preferred nest sites. About ...
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