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1989 M. Stanback
M. formicivorus
CHGO
HNNR
Dec 88 Acorn Count: 2250 +200 uphill = 2550
27 Mar 0830 Hello holes-there seem to be fresh chips
under the hole on the backside of the trunk:
a good possibility. There's also the hole onto the
limb on the backside of the granary. nada
9 Apr 1400-1430 Spy From Buck side of gully. On arrival
2 birds left a dying tree on this side at the edge
of the gully. No holes tho. Where are the birds.
1445 Check low traditional hole: 2 eggs! a runt-
a bigger one. Yippee.
1530 Set up blind. Numbered egg #1
Roost watch: no one into hole
10 Apr 1730 Numbered egg #2, removed runt. So there's only
one Female laying here, tho 2 are present.
11 Apr 1230: 2 new eggs laid-removed both (am nest watch)
12 Apr 1230: " Roost watch 412: 1 bird into hole
" a little more active
13 Apr 0900 " " -removed both. Though they were slightly
warm, I put them in the Fridge. Thus Chgo incubation
begins today.
14 Apr 1200 Only 1 new egg (#T) Bird in hole. Removed blind
#1 24.05 x 18.1 (5.2)
#2 23 x 18.95 (5.5)
#T 23.4 x 20.0 (6.22)
18 Apr 1800 Put up a mealworm Feeder on the trunk. None in hole
19 Apr 1615 No one has touched the mealworms. Bird Flush?
22 Apr 1700 Egg #2 is dead. Only 1 or T OR. Bird in hole.
Mealworms not touched.