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1987 M. Stanback
6
M. Formicivorus
KOUT
HNHR
Seen since 870620, we would have noticed an
influx of birds.
20 oct 0740-0930 Census: NOBA 9, 1127, 1221. J 1382
is a Male, as is J 1383. Maybe saw 1016. Not a
great census. At one point a starling went to the 87 kolo
and was inmmed chased by ACW. Several times birds
seemed to fly to the high roost hole, but my angle was
bad. I helloed the hole afterward - nothing
1010-1045 Watched hole. Nothing. I will assume no nest.
C'mon, these are new 99, and it's 20 oct.
* Group Update * NOBA 9 5281 moved in 870801 ±1w
9 5282 also became breeder 870801 ±1w. All ♀
H became breeders. All ♂ H became breeders All 870801
14 Dec Acorn Count: Main gran: 4970
burned live oak: 475
Fallen limb from ↑ (still viable): 191 total = 6312
→ skinny tree w cut off stump: 146 (+ ARSW?)= 1450
deal limb (hi v vertical towards ARSW): 120 total? 7762
" (hi v vert) towards mystery limb: 110
mystery limb (caught in fork) ARSW? 1450
tree behind : 300
A little later I stopped to ID some birds: saw 1127, 1382,
1219, 1381, ♂ BYN , a NOBA 9 twice - one
time she was chased by a banded bird. Saw NOBA
a third time, I think. Problem is, I'm pretty sure I saw 9
739 ♂BYR . If she's alive, this explains why 1381 stayed.
** New Update: 739 never died. NOBA 99's only seen on
periphery. All helper ♀ reinstated as helpers.