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Re: FW: Hairy woodpecker



I was at Silverfork Lodge last Saturday for lunch and watched their feeders
or about two hours from about noon to 2:30 which are located on the south
deck and saw a hairy woodpecker, steller's jays, mountain and black-capped
chickadees, and two red-breasted nuthatches. It was great fun to see them.
The woodpecker and steller's were on feeders at the same time which gave an
obvious clue to the woodpecker's id.

Robyn


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From: "Eric Huish" <poorwill_@hotmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 9:27 AM
Subject: [BirdTalk] FW: Hairy woodpecker



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Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 12:22:07 -0700 (MST)

It was submitted by Jeffrey.Saffle@hsc.utah.edu
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Subject: Hairy woodpecker

Email_Address: Jeffrey.Saffle@hsc.utah.edu

Message: We observed a female hairy woodpecker in our yard in Emigration
Canyon yesterday for about an hour.  We've never seen one here before;
driven down by the weather?  Also, we have Steller's Jays and Mountain
Chickadees, which are both regular winter visitors, but usually not til
Jan-Feb.



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