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breakfast companion

It was raining over the ice covered ground, but still I made my way to the feeding area. I was rewarded with this fella, he was not disturbed by my presence, and I was thrilled that he continued eating away, while I refilled the other feeders. He was a big guy, compared to the one I met later at the other feeder.

this one was shy, he/she stayed pretty much behind the suet.

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Comments on: "breakfast companion" (16)

  1. Nicholas Vrtis's avatar
    Nicholas Vrtis said:

    Hopefully, you will some day see a pileated woodpecker. They are pretty impressive. And what they will do to a tree to get at the termites is also pretty impressive.

    • China Dream's avatar

      are they the ones with red on their head?

      • Nicholas Vrtis's avatar
        Nicholas Vrtis said:

        Well, there are red headed woodpeckers.. with an all red head. They are a little bigger than you friend. Pileated are even bigger (about the size of a large crow, but not as ‘fat’?). They have a fairly long neck, and a point on the back of their head.

        We only see them a couple of times a year.

  2. milfordstreet's avatar

    I think you have a friend.

  3. msdedeng's avatar

    Very cool!

  4. rothpoetry's avatar

    The woodpeckers do love the suet cakes! Very nice!

  5. Sheree's avatar

    Wonderful photos

  6. MichaelStephenWills's avatar

    Downey (the small), Hairy (the larger) woodpeckers?

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