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    Testing the influence of willow proximity on feeding rate in a keystone species : the Red-naped sapsucker.

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    Date
    2008-08-26
    Author
    Banach, Mitchell
    Anderon, Tom L.
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    Abstract
    Woodpeckers are considered ecosystem engineers because they excavate nest cavities that eventually provide habitat for other cavity-nesting species. This study casts doubt on the importance of willows to sapsucker nest site choice.
    Subject
    Red-naped sapsucker.
    Woodpeckers--Food.
    Woodpeckers--Habitat.
    Woodpeckers--Nests.
    Forest ecology.
    Willows.
    Posters.
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