We are very excited to see that the pileated woodpecker that visited us last week felt welcomed enough to bring his friend for a quick lunch. Because they were at the feeders waaaay across the drive-way from the house, I was only able to get this lousy photo. :( It's time for a new camera. I've been shopping around and hope to find what I want soon.
I've been told by an avid birder that this is a male (on the right) and a female which means a possible mating may be starting.
Could this mean we just might have baby pileated woodpeckers at our feeders this spring?
I would find that so cool.
Annie and I sat at the table watching the sun come up this morning. The start to another cold, wintry day.
These two love that I moved their cat-tree to the window above the side feeder. I keep the feeder full along with fresh suet and it keeps these two busy for hours. This is where our big woodpecker first appeared.
In between bird-watching they like to bat at each other. This can end up with one of them getting mad at the other. Mommy dearest has little patience.
The sun is coming up and we are in for a cold but sun-filled day. The finches are going crazy at the feeders.
Enjoy your day, folks.
hugs, Deb
I've been told by an avid birder that this is a male (on the right) and a female which means a possible mating may be starting.
Could this mean we just might have baby pileated woodpeckers at our feeders this spring?
I would find that so cool.
Annie and I sat at the table watching the sun come up this morning. The start to another cold, wintry day.
These two love that I moved their cat-tree to the window above the side feeder. I keep the feeder full along with fresh suet and it keeps these two busy for hours. This is where our big woodpecker first appeared.
In between bird-watching they like to bat at each other. This can end up with one of them getting mad at the other. Mommy dearest has little patience.
*whap...whap...whap*
The sun is coming up and we are in for a cold but sun-filled day. The finches are going crazy at the feeders.
hugs, Deb