Owl Nesting Boxes

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Subject:	Owl Nesting Boxes
From:	Lloyd Nielsen <>
Date:	Mon, 21 Feb 2000 22:56:31 +1000

Bob,

Regarding owl boxes - the Canegrowers organisation is recommending a nest box 
(with
full instructions) for breeding owls made from 6 planks of timber.  It is on 
their
website - www.canegrowers.com.au/Environment/Owls/howto.htm

I just tried to bring that page up but there was no respnse so went to
http://www.canegrowers.com.au/  then clicked on Environment and then How to
Construct an Owl Nesting Box.

It was designed by John Young and it works - apparently of something like 28 
boxes
put up last year in the Ingham district 26 were occupied by the time the 
breeding
season came round, mostly by Barn Owls.

Lloyd Nielsen,
Mt Molloy,  Nth Qld




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