Alabama Power Biologists Doing Their Part to Protect, Nurture Rare Bird
By Michael Sznajderman
The red-cockaded woodpecker is making a slow but steady comeback at a site near Lake Mitchell.
On a remote hill along the shore of Lake Mitchell, a spring ritual is under way once again.
It’s nesting time for the federally endangered red-cockaded woodpecker. And this spot, dotted with longleaf pines, is one of a few privately held sites in central Alabama with a small but growing population of the rare birds.
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