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Index of Subjects We had a male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker today on our Norway Maple, which suffered some storm damage this winter, and had to be pruned in the middle of the winter. I've seen Chickadees drinking at the sawed-off spot, so I guess the Sapsucker found it too. He moved up and down the trunk of the tree, and even was looking on the ground beneath it for insects I presume. At the same time, under the same tree, a Fox Sparrow was scratching away, but I haven't heard any songs for several days now. I think it might be a female. We still have a few Comm. Redpolls (6 today) coming to the hulled sunflower seed feeder. Heard the Pileated Woodpecker this morning. Saw a Siskin today, and have had a Brown Creeper quite a few times in the past 2 weeks. Lois Codling L. Sackville
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