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Abstract The Black Woodpecker (Dryocopus martius, L. 1758) is the largest primary cavity excavator in Western Europe. Its cavities represent an essential microhabitat for many other forest species and the landscape factors linked with cavity excavation by the Black Woodpecker are needed to support the conservation of this species. Such relationships should thus be quantified at the scale of the home range in Western Europe.
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