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This is sometimes attributed to the presence of carpenter bees. The bees lay there eggs in chambers within the wood where the larvae begin to grow. Birds, especially woodpeckers, can hear the movement of the larvae and will destroy the wood structure as they excavate the larvae. http://www.birds.cornell.edu/wp_about/insects.html |
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