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Certhia americana
These birds forage on tree trunks and branches, typically spiraling upwards from the bottom of a tree trunk, and then flying down to the bottom of another tree. They creep slowly with their body flattened against the bark, probing with their beak for insects. They will rarely feed on the ground. They mainly eat small arthropods found in the bark, but sometimes they will eat seeds in winter.
Mason Farm Biological Reserve
Spotted on Mar 18, 2015
Submitted on Apr 12, 2015
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