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Date Posted: 07:59:47 05/13/02 Mon
Author: Elliot Tramer
Author Host/IP: WARBLER.bo.utoledo.edu / 131.183.61.66
Subject: Pileated Woodpecker; migrants

As the warm front approached on Sunday, May 12, a huge fallout of warblers and other migrants occurred in the oak openings. 73 Kingbirds were counted in fields near the corner of Reed & Girdham Rds, and I found 104 species in only four hours of birding in the Whitehouse area. The day's highlight was a Pileated Woodpecker, which called repeatedly as it moved through the forest south of the Girdham-Reed intersection. It was glimpsed briefly as it bounded through the trees near the woods edge.

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