The woodpecker was seen early morning, but proved elusive from 7:30 until about 1:00 when the 20-30 mph wind had died down. I spoke with Maverick Mitchek, the son of the property owner, and he gave us permission to enter the property on the road perpendicular to Road H and then enter the area with all the farm equipment. As a result, five of us were able to see the bird on the west side fence line. It was on the second wooden post past the dozen metal silos. It then flew SE. Maverick, his wife, and daughter were delighted to have seen the bird earlier. They all were quite welcoming. His only suggestion was to beware of rattlesnakes. I suggest that anyone going into the silo and farm equipment area avoid the main house, which is on the SW side of that patch. If the Walbek Woodpecker continues, and others enter the property to see it, I would add a nomination for CFO's Homeowner Award to recognize the graciousness of the owners.
Larry Modesitt
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