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Corner of Oak & 7th st. in Baraboo 12:45 M. 

April 9, 1902. 
This noon it was warm and sunny.  A Downy Woodpecker was drumming on a dead limb in front of Pfannstiehls.
[[marginalia]] drum [[/marginalia]] It was about 8 taps not quite so rapid as those of a Flicker. The reason for this was that the head was held higher.
[[marginalia]] actions [[/marginalia]] The intervals between were used for pruning his feathers. These intervals varied from 3 or 4 to 30 seconds. He varied the key by moving up and down. 
[[marginalia]] note [[/marginalia]] Once he uttered the [[underlined]] sku he he he he [[/underlined]] note and a few angry skiks.  Afterwards I saw a flicker drumming there and remembering the notes decided he had been chased away.