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Subject: [SBB] Red-Breasted Sapsucker
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Today, I saw a Red-Breasted Sapsucker in my Mountain View neighborhood 
(between Middlefield & Central, San Antonio & Rengstorff) for the first time since 
1993.   My opinion is that it was a juvenile molting into adult plumage, as it 
was much more brownish and mottled than a crisply colored adult, yet had 
enough red in the right places - head, nape, breast - along with its white wing 
patch & rump, blackish back, etc., to be unmistakable as a Red-Breasted 
Sapsucker.   Are there any statistics on this bird increasing or decreasing in Santa 
Clara Valley over the last 10-15 years?   Dotty Calabrese
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