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.....and look what we found,
about 5 years ago a pair of Pileated woodpeckers made a nest in there, and hatched a batch of very loud young.
Ever since then the tree was slowly dying ( might have been the other way around, the tree was dying and that's why the nest) well, it finally came down and brought a very surprising find, the eggs are huge, about silky size, no development started, I candled them :)
about 5 years ago a pair of Pileated woodpeckers made a nest in there, and hatched a batch of very loud young.
Ever since then the tree was slowly dying ( might have been the other way around, the tree was dying and that's why the nest) well, it finally came down and brought a very surprising find, the eggs are huge, about silky size, no development started, I candled them :)
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Go figure . We have a pr here , sure noisey That last pic OC log with entrance hole in it , could yu put a flat roof & bottom on it & set set up for any bird to nest in ? Luck
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Why don't you try hatching them OC???? 

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Definitely going to give it a try, great idea!ross wrote:QR_BBPOST Go figure . We have a pr here , sure noisey That last pic OC log with entrance hole in it , could yu put a flat roof & bottom on it & set set up for any bird to nest in ? Luck
Now Gill, sounds little bit illegal and plenty crazy :)))Killerbunny wrote:QR_BBPOST Why don't you try hatching them OC????
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Illegal, smillegal..go for it... :running-chicken:
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Seriously you think it is Illegal ~ for real?
Since you don't have ANY incubators, there's NO chance of getting into any trouble!
It really WOOD be nice to make a bird house out of the piece of trunk with the entrance hole.
That's one was to stay outta trouble (*o*)
Since you don't have ANY incubators, there's NO chance of getting into any trouble!
It really WOOD be nice to make a bird house out of the piece of trunk with the entrance hole.
That's one was to stay outta trouble (*o*)
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I have 3 incubators, so plenty of opportunity to get in to trouble,
....and yes since it's illegal to keep any wild life in captivity my guess would be that hatching a clutch of pileated woodpeckers would fall in to that category.

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Well, its dead eggs or chicks....you can always hatch them and hand them over to the wild bird rehabilitation outfit in ottawa....i'd have them in the incubator in a heartbeat..whats to lose?... I don't get some of these regulations seriously....there's never any wiggle room for common sense
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