Ceophloceus pileatus. 1907 Ceophloeus pileatus E. Amberg August 7 When I went up Cerro de Pena country June Brown in june 1903 on route just below the big found about 200 yards above the big "Copan" which is to be the ruin I saw of a Pileated woodpecker. It was in a dead tree about 30 yards from in a dead tree burr, For some reason came of the burr. I had some that I was forgetting on and not due I was forgetting or did not even it. But I asked Alma Craig to do so. He told me to dig that he went three years I left Honduras I found a brood of young Pileated woodpecker about on the outside of the climbing about 30 feet up a small tree. The wife of my companion climbed up to eggs. His companion climbed to the tree & found in the hole two young birds, June 9 four years much larger than the other two. See also misplaced page bound in number #9 (Melbourne)