Re: [cayugabirds-l] Yellow-bellied sapsucker

[Geo Kloppel]

Hi Laura,

It's certainly possible. The Ithaca Christmas Bird Count (held on Jan 1st every 
year) usually turns up one or two Sapsuckers, sometimes three or four, once 
even five.

-Geo

> is it possible that any stuck around?

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[cayugabirds-l] Yellow-bellied sapsucker

[Laura J. Heisey]

I believe I spotted a yellow-bellied sapsucker at my feeders in Newfield this 
afternoon. I could only see its back and head, and while I haven't seen many 
that close, I am very familiar with all of the year-round woodpeckers here, and 
it wasn't any of the usual visitors.

I heard them in the woods nearby this spring and summer, but is it possible 
that any stuck around?

-Laura Heisey, Shaffer Rd., Newfield.
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