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Maple trees raining syrup?

 
                                
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Can anyone tell me why the maple trees are producing so much syrup/sap? You can literally see it raining out of the trees. I've never seen this before.
 
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I'd check for aphids...
 
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  Woodpeckers?

    I've seen that happen in spring, they "tap" the tree and then all the other critters come for a treat.

  At this time of year that seems weird indeed. You're talking more than one tree??
 
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