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Wees on the 4th, near Hartford. — II. T. G. 
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One Red-heade d W oodpecker has re- 
mained all Winter in a large oak in an 
open lot, where I have seen it come out of 
a hole in a dead limb and make dashes out 
into the air in manner of Flycatchers, and 
returning, alight on the slender twigs of 
the outermost branches, swinging head 
downwards, utterine - its harsh notes. 
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