
The next morning I hear this knock, knock, or heavy peck, peck at my bird feeder and I am thinking, damn jays. But it wasn’t, a woodpecker was at my feeder. Wow, a woodpeck – I wasn’t certain but I thought it might have been a Hairy, which are fairly common around my woods. Before I can get my camera he is gone, no picture.
As I’m sitting the next morning at my computer and I hear knock, knock, knock (definitely knocking.) I get excited, grab my camera, and run to

No more large birds on my finch feeder. Bummer dude.
Until today, when Ducky getting ready to rip sod out for my new cutting gardens excitedly tells me there’s a woodpecker at my birdfeeder. And a very indulgent one at that. She (I’m thinking)

Now I’m thinking she’s a Three Toed Woodpecker because of the laddering on her back and spots on her wings.
Sith,
Cele
1 comments:
Oh...cute! While we were in Yellowstone this weekend the damned squirrels figured out how to break through to my cleverly hung non-squirrel proof birdfeed and emptied it. The little bastards.
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