Very interesting -ground woopeckerr! Nesting in burrows!
Fernando Burgalin Sequeira
Cave-nest excavated in an earth bank, cliff or rocky ground, a horizontal or slightly upward-sloping entrance tunnel about 1-1.5 m long, ending in a 30 cm wide nest chamber; nest hole often excavated in a native building, especially an abandoned one (30-60 holes made in a single hut over time, mostly for roosting), rarely in a tree (Polylepis).
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