A 20+ year old maple leaks clear liquid from rows of woodpecker holes up 15 ft. The thin bark allows sapsuckers to reach the cambium, which weeps water. Birds make holes to attract insects, then eat them. Spray trunk with insecticide (Merit) to kill insects; birds leave when food is gone. Wounds heal naturally. Do not patch holes.
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