The Barking Owls seem to have found a new nest hollow. After hearing them on Wednesday night, not in their usual haunt,Timothy and I decided to try and find them. We found 1 perched above a couple of new hollows in a large old White Box, courtesy of some fierce storms earlier this year.
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