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A small, lightweight, and inexpensive burrowscope for viewing nest contents of tunnel-nesting birds

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2005

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Boland, C
Phillips, Robert

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Association of Field Ornithologists Inc.

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Traditional methods of examining the nest contents of burrow-nesting birds have often been destructive, expensive, and/or limited to large-bodied species. Here we present details of a small, efficient, and inexpensive "burrowscope" designed for examining

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Keywords: Amphibia; Apoidea; Aves; Invertebrata; Mammalia; Merops; Merops ornatus; Pardalotus; Pardalotus punctatus; Reptilia Bee-eaters; Burrow-nesting; Burrowscope; Pardalotes; Tunnel-nesting

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/88580

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Journal of Field Ornithology

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