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Washington Monument National Monument
Contact Us 15-November-2005
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WAMO Stones Section 1 03-October-2008
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WAMO Stones Section 3 03-October-2008
WAMO Stones Section 4 03-October-2008
WAMO Stones Section 5 03-October-2008
WAMO Stones Section 6 03-October-2008
WAMO Stones Table of Contents 03-October-2008
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Pileated Woodpecker on a tree in the Catoctin forest.  

Did You Know?
Pileated Woodpeckers are the 2nd largest woodpecker in North America. Male has a red ‘moustache’ and the female has black. Lifespan in the wild can be 8-12 years. The pileated is the only member of the woodpecker family that drills an oval-shaped hole.

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