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Letter: Feather could be from woodpecker

Larry Clark writes:
On my drive home from down at the Mt. Carmel boat ramp the other morning, I saw a pileated woodpecker. I was slow on the shutter button, so I didn't get a picture. Its size is sixteen to nineteen inches long. It was a beautiful sight, since I've not seen one in a long while. I went to the bird feather site and found some similar to the feather that was found on the walking path. It may be a woodpecker feather.
Comments re: Mystery in the new Citizens Park
Thanks, Larry! We were guided along the trail in Citizens Park by the sounds of a woodpecker at work and it could well have been the one who left the feather for discovery by explorers. - LW




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