[EBB Sightings] Concord Yellow-breasted Sapsucker - additional tree

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Sorry for the late posting. The latest message about this bird made me =
realize I'd better sign up to this list and tell about my sighting last =
Wednesday. I then found the bird in the previously described tree but it =
flew away shortly after I came. Later I refound the bird in the big =
willow approximately in the middle between the maintenance building and =
the first duck pond downstream. The tree is the biggest one there and =
full of sapsucker holes. The bird was in that tree for a long time, =
working in several places but most often on one of the central trunks =
about half way up.=20

Elisabeth K=F6ster
Burlingame
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message about this bird made me realize I'd better sign up to =
this=20
list and tell about my sighting last Wednesday. I then found the bird in =
the=20
previously described tree but it flew away shortly after I came. Later I =
refound=20
the bird in the big willow approximately in the middle between the =
maintenance=20
building and the first duck pond downstream. The tree is the biggest one =
there=20
and full of sapsucker holes. The bird was in that tree for a =
long=20
time, working in several places but most often on one of the =
central=20
trunks about half way up. 

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