. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Game Commision), No. 7. Spiel Schutz; Vögel. , Iil ^..^^* 42 43 shoiilfl liave ein 2-Zoll-Eingang in der Nähe des]). Die l> Ochsen für l^est Ergebnisse shoiihl l) e ziemlich hoch gelegt, und vorzugsweise entlang der o]) en Stamm eines Baumes. Red-bellied Woodpecker: Boxen für diese Arten sollten die gleiche Größe wie für die Rot-geleitet; die Red-bellied Nester oft höher, jedoch. Die l) ox für diese Spezies vielleicht recht gut vom fc^ liage und l) Ranches ausgeblendet werden. Hairy Specht: Eine Box sechs mal sechs von zwölf Zoll tief im Inneren, (Messungen), ziemlich hoch und mit einem Eingang ein

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. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Game Commision), no. 7. Game protection; Birds. , iil^., .^'^* 42 43 shoiilfl liave a two-inch entrance near the to]). The l>ox for l^est re- sults shoiihl l)e placed rather high, and preferably along the o])en trunk of a tree. Red-bellied Woodpecker: Boxes for this species should be the same size as for the Red-headed ; the Red-bellied often nests higher, however. The l)ox for this species may be fairly well hidden by fc^liage and l)ranches. Hairy Woodpecker: A box six by six by twelve inches deep, (inside measurements), placed rather high and with an entrance one and one-half inches in diameter drilled well toward the top of the box should meet the re(|uirements of this species. Hairy Wood- peckers are locally rather wild, however, and may not be very amenable to boxes. They sometimes nest very early, and may drill their holes as early as the latter part of March. Downy Woodpecker: A box with inside measurements ff>ur by four bv twelve inches dee]), with ;in entrance one and one-half inches in diameter well toward the top of the box will do for the Downy. The box should be place is often used by these little owls; but a box with inside measurements eight by eight by twelve to fifteen inches deej) with a three inch entrance well toward the top of the box, if ])laced fifteen to forty feet fn»m the ground may be used by them. Such a box should be placed in the fall since the birds may select their future nesting site during the winter. The box should l)e ])laced in a situation where it will not often be struck hy direct rays of the sun. and it is well to ])lace ventilating holes under the roof. Sparrow Hawk*: The ^ame >ort of a huu.-^e as is built for a Screech r)wl will be used by S])arrow Hawks. In placing a house for use of these harmless little hawks, however, an open situation should be chosen, such as the top of a tele])hone pole. In putting up a house in the open be sure of proi)er means of ventilation. Barn Owl: While we do n

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