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1986 Walter D Koenig.
Melanerpes formicivorus
Black Oak HNHR
2 May Mark banded 6 babies here: #1209-1214,
28 May 1145. Bird in the "2nd nest hole" here: could be the 2nd nest.
2 June 1500. Opened the 2nd nest: 6 freshish eggs.
9 June *Group Update*
3689. last seen, rather oddly, by Doug Mason, who had
been visiting and did a watch, on 14 December, gone
by 27 December -> DA 21 Dec. ± 1 wk. It seems
possible that this bird just visited for the day - it had
last been seen in April '85.
81005. last seen 3 December (Kaby), gone by 9 Dec.
-> DA 6 December.
16 June 1550. Flushed a bird out of the hole: babies, sound not very
young.
10 November 950. Watching from blind.
955. ①♂ Blk/or #426 in forest by Bianca.
1005. ②♂ Red-w/y/Br #1006 (probably). In side area. Yes
1008. ③♂ LP-Blk/Blk #1004. In Bianca side. ④♀Mv/M [1007?].
⑤♂ M/Red [1214?] ⑥♂ DB-Or/DB ?? Seen pretty well. Here
he is: ⑥♂ Dg/Or-DB#1213. Beat up on a ♀.
1025. ⑦♀ Blk-wh(w)/M #1212. Sapsucking! Several birds
sapsucking now, inc. ⑧♂426 and ⑨♀ DB/LB #1007.
1045. ⑩♀ LP/Red-wh(w) #1190. In side area. ⑪♂ Mr/(yet)#1009
sapsucking.
1110. ⑫♀ Red-Blk/M #?? sapsucking (⑬♀ DR-Red(w)/M #1344.
1130. ⑭♂ La-Blk/yel #1209! ⑮ Oops! It's a ♂. Fear sure.
1145. ⑯♂ LP/Red #744 ⑰♂ M/wh #1343 sapsucking.
1200. Saw ♀ R-Blk/M again. Who is she?