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Comment by Judith Kennedy Arthur on Thursday We had woodpeckers in NC that loved our gutters. We have their cousins here doing the same thing. I have heard that they are sharpening their beaks on the gutters.
Comment by Sharon Morgan on Wednesday Cute picture of your window peeker Beth...I have told a story about when we first moved into our other house in the country. I heard a knocking so I went to the door, no one there. I got back up the steps and starting a project and there it was again. Went down the steps and no one at the door...we had a cedar house and it was a woodpecker pecking at bugs...silly thing just wanted to play tricks on me.
Comment by Sharon Morgan on Wednesday
Comment by Sharon Morgan on Wednesday
Comment by Sharon Morgan on Wednesday The male was feeding her earlier while they were on the tray...he left and she stayed....so I think it is a female.
I got this from What Bird.com:
Comment by Beth Knight on Wednesday actually I had just put seeds out on the window sill and filled the feeders. he was trying to stick them around and between places inthe brick...they are quite spoiled.
I agree Judith...the coloring didn't quie look like a mature female.
Comment by CathyV on Wednesday Beth, is that bird trying to tell you he want more food??
Comment by Judith Kennedy Arthur on Wednesday Usually, the baby cardinals do not have orange beaks. Their beaks remain sort of dark brown until they are mature--end of summer here. I think that one is a mature female.
Love those red bellied woodpecker pictures, Beth.
Comment by Nancy Raszewski on Wednesday Hahaha! HELLO!? Anyone in there???
Comment by Beth Knight on Wednesday
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