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Date Posted: 19:24:55 05/03/06 Wed
Author: Joan
Author Host/IP: cache-rtc-ac05.proxy.aol.com / 152.163.100.134
Subject: Re: Wild babies
In reply to: Bill 's message, "Re: Wild babies" on 17:31:12 05/03/06 Wed

Cat sounds like a possibility. I know in Tom Risch's research, he discovered that nestboxes 15 feet high did best.
I think a female with pups would be more likely to kill a male than the other way around, but Dennis may have had or know of something different.

>Hi Joan, remember that photo I sent you of the three
>boxs stacked upon each other, well the tradgedy was in
>that bottom box, only 7 feet from the ground. I am
>thinking CAT. Maybe you or Dennis can claim knowledge
>if a male flyer would kill a female with pups?

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