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Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
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 Watched a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker chowing down on mountain ash berries from a distance of less than 15ft.  The tree is adjacent to our deck, so I had a ring-side seat. 
  
 Have also had plenty of Robins and 2 other species of Thrushes in the same tree over the last week. Still awaiting the Waxwings. 
  
  
 David Jorgensen
 Storrs Hill
 Lebanon

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