Re: artificial tree hollows

["Paul T." <>]

At 05:54 AM 21/02/2009, you wrote:
> This article in the latest issue
> of Wildlife Research may be of interest to some- Robin Hide.

Robin et al,

Interesting you should mention artificial tree hollows..... recently I
was able to rescue a hollow log from a tree felling.  The log is
between 3 and 4 feet long ( I would have to confirm for sure) and about 6
inches or so in internal diameter, hollow throughout but quite
solid.  I rescued it as it would have been destroyed and I thought I
might be able to use it for birds.  How would I go about utilising a
hollow log such as this for birds (or bats)?  It is hollow
completely through, with a small hole on one side as well where a branch
was obviously once located.  I thought it was far too good to
waste.

Any ideas as to how I can utilise it anyone?

Cheers.

Paul T.
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