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In einem Weinberg nahe einer Papelallee in der Nähe des Mains sah ich diesen weiblichen Buntspecht (Dendrocopos major) bei der Nahrungssuche. Vermutlich hatte er eine Bruthöhle in einem der benachbarten Bäume. Beim Näherkommen flog der Buntspecht sofort auf. Übrigens können Buntspechte auch Nesträuber von Mehlschwalbennestern sein, welche, wie ich an Schwalbennestern am eigenen Haus beobachten konnte, die Nester aufbrechen und die Eier aufpicken, um an den Inhalt (auch Küken!) zu kommen. Ein seltsames Verhalten, das auch in der Literatur berichtet wird (siehe pdf-Datei)
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buntspecht
www.zobodat.at/pdf/Vogelkdl-Hefte-Edertal_19_0071-0072.pdf
In a vineyard near a poplar avenue close to the Main River, I saw this female great spotted woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) foraging. Presumably it had a breeding cavity in one of the neighbouring trees. When approaching, the woodpecker immediately flew up. By the way, great spotted woodpeckers can also be nest robbers of meal common house martins' nests, which, as I could observe on martins' nests at my own house, break open the nests and peck open the eggs to get at the contents (also young chicks!). A strange behaviour that is also reported in the literature (see pdf file).
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de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buntspecht
www.zobodat.at/pdf/Vogelkdl-Hefte-Edertal_19_0071-0072.pdf
In a vineyard near a poplar avenue close to the Main River, I saw this female great spotted woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) foraging. Presumably it had a breeding cavity in one of the neighbouring trees. When approaching, the woodpecker immediately flew up. By the way, great spotted woodpeckers can also be nest robbers of meal common house martins' nests, which, as I could observe on martins' nests at my own house, break open the nests and peck open the eggs to get at the contents (also young chicks!). A strange behaviour that is also reported in the literature (see pdf file).
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