Arizona field notes / 1881
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Sold to Gordon Phimmoer for $6. 7 Mch 81 18 Picus stricklandi 8.3 X 13.9 B 5705 J. dk brown. Habits similar to other Woodpeckers. Killed this one from a scrub Pine, though they are usually found in Oaks. Notes very harsh and sound as if they were trying a lower key than their voice is capab of using, or rather as if it was made too low in the throat. Not particularly rare. Rather shy. Have seen more but small so far this winter. I have never seen them out of this range of mountains 5706 19 Dihypophiues thyroiders 8.8 X 16.2 & jin J. dk. Brown. Between the muscles and skin on the upper side of the wings were innumerable eggs of some parasite. Not commo sure. Found in the Pines.