Unusual use for a tree guard!

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Subject:	Unusual use for a tree guard!
From:	Janet Mattiske and Frank Pierce <>
Date:	Thu, 31 Oct 2013 23:31:28 +1100

In 2010 I monitored the nest of an Owlet Nightjar, which was 900mmbelow top of 90mm internal diameter Fibre Cement flue.


Two chicks were successfully raised.

Refer to the link below for a brief report with lots of photos.

http://www.roundthebend.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/owlet-nightjar-at-parriss-a2.pdf

The birds did not reuse the flue the following year.

Round the Bend Conservation Co-operative is in the Bend of Islands,33km north east of Melbourne.


Frank Pierce

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