Acorn woodpecker species accounts, v4463
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94 JOSEPH HAYDOCK 95 MELANERPEs FURMIFICIVOROUS HAY-BLOM HNHR 30 April 14:30 check holes- no body seen in a hole. 4 May 12:00 6eggs - fairly fresh.- (several days under incubation) 1 27.8x19.2 3 27.7x18.9 5 27.7x18.9 2 26.6x19.4 4 27.3x18.4 6 26.2x192 13 May 8:15 Still 6eggs - 1 bad, 1 piped 4 others good. Bad egg removed (to see if DNA can be obtained.) 16 May 8:45 4 babies. 1egg shell, ① 11.0g ③ 9.0g ② 10.5g ④ 7.5g Did not put bands on birds - too small. 14 June 11:30 - Checked -holes -nobody seen - Some stores remaining 30 June 11:30 - Checked several holes - hello? -Nobody seen 14 Aug 10:30 - Checked holes - nobody seen. A few acorn stores remaining. 1995 1 April 11:20 - Some stores. Saw nobody in a hole. 17 April 10:50 - Checked holes - Nobody seen. 27 April! (p.m) Checked holes - Nobody seen in hole. Saw 4 birds in tree below granary tree.