At 04:17 PM 2/10/2003 -0600, you wrote:

West Texas Mark wrote:

>I know this may seem odd to a lot of people, but birds, yes woodpeckers too,
>can't smell.


Ouch, I stand corrected -- you are right, most birds can't smell, except
vultures
and a few others.  My fingers typed away, brain turned off.  I was thinking
that
I could smell the bees in our over-wintering shed, as do the mice, etc.
Woodpeckers have great hearing, obviously couldn't see the bees in the shed
during freezing
weather.

Thanks for the correction - stupid mistake.

Jerry

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