Michael,
One pair at Howard Springs nested on the same branch for several years.
However, as it was over a barbecue and the little family was well and truly
smoked every time it was used, the rangers in their wisdom decided to remove
the offending item.
That was it. The frogmouths moved away and never returned.
Denise
on 16/5/08 1:25 PM, michael norris at wrote:
> Do Tawny Frogmouths usually - or prefer to - nest in the same tree year
> after year ?
>
> The indications from our Bayside records are that the answer is 'no'. But
> that may be because (1) I don't have much to go on, and (2) disturbance or
> changes in the tree (eg. a failing canopy).
>
> I know of some highly favoured roost trees - but I'd really like to know
> about data on nests.
>
> Michael Norris
> Bayside Friends of Native Wildlife
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