For the second time in 20 years, we had a brief visit from an adult RH
woodpecker this morning. The first time, which was at least 15 yrs ago,
one stopped in for a quick bite at our sunflower seed feeder in early
spring. This morning's bird snacked on ripe cherries. (The tree has
small sweet cherries that draw a multitude of birds for a week or ten
days each spring, including lots of woodpeckers.) Since at least this
past Friday, red-bellied woodpeckers and downy woodpeckers have been
flying into the tree with fledglings and feeding them, but the RH
woodpecker was unaccompanied by young.
Alicia, on the west side of Ovid
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