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I found a half dozen Northern Ficker (Calaptes auratus) feathers scattered here, which likely signals it’s demise. ‘Flicker bombs’ we call them. Not uncommon. The Flickers often feed on the ground, and maybe aren’t so attentive. I think Coopers Hawks or Goshawks probably get them.
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