Hey folks. I have a "mystery" woodpecker coming to the suet. It's too big to be a downy, but not quite big enough to be a hairy. And even its beak is an in-betweener! If I had to guess I suppose I'd call it a hairy, but..... Any thoughts? Maybe just size variation within a species? Sex-size differences? Thank you. Sar
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