A female Hairy Woodpecker inspects the seed feeder. |
I don't think she was necessarily eating anything, but she stayed and checked out the feeder for some time before flying over to the suet cage.
As mentioned above, the woodpecker is female. This means that I have more than one coming to the feeders now, which is even more exciting. Up until this point, I had only seen a male visiting the suet cage. The new woodpecker however, did not have a red patch on the back of her head, which told me that she is indeed a she!
The next goal is to attract a Piliated or Red-bellied woodpecker! Wouldn't that be something?!
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