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Thought this was pretty cool!

Started By Acutus , May 29 2019 12:12 PM

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#1 Offline Acutus - Posted May 29 2019 - 12:12 PM

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Was marking Dangerous and dead trees to be removed before Camp Season and noticed this Pileated Woodpecker hole. Upon further inspection I can see why the Pileated put in so much effort! Must've been a really big Camponotus nest!!

also discovered very close by an Aphaenogaster Tennesseensis nest too!! In fact a couple were in the old Camponotus nest! C'mon flying Season!!