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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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on a general cleanup
and wash. Opposit camp
across the stream there
is a Sierra Del Drifted Sopocu
with a sap tree. The tree
is 1½" willow. He spends
a great deal of time licking
sap and insects from
the bals. Once and a while
he dips a new ring
higher up, then leaves.
for a while. At times he
remains on the tree for
at least a half hour going
around in circles writing
the upper bals most
frequently. There are several
[illegible] hummingbirds that
enjoy the sap. Sopocu's
bals. There is often a humming
waiting to feed while the
Sopocu is present.