Subject: Sites for White-headed Woodpeckers
Date: Mar 20 11:22:17 1997
From: Jerry Tangren - tangren at wsu.edu
At 10:28 AM 3/20/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Dear tweets,
>
> I have heard that Ahtanum meadow can be a productive site for
>white-headed woodpecker. Is anyone familiar with the whereabouts of this
>location? I am not sure if my vehicle could withstand Wenas at this time
>of year.
>Thank you,
>Paul Duval
>
Other productive sites for White-headed Woodpeckers are in the Lake
Wenatchee (phone 509-763-3103) and Leavenworth (phone 509-548-6977)
Ranger Districts of the Wenatchee National Forest, and as also testified
by recent postings to tweeters. The forest service people can give you
recent sightings (many of them in their backyards).
--Jerry <tangren at wsu.edu>