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Loading...Hungry Woodpecker Chowing On Suet (Video)
Check out this gorgeous video of a lovely pileated woodpecker chowing down on the contents of a suet feeder.
The GoPro camera catches a unique close-up view of this bird. I’m not sure if the camera is motion-activated, or this was just lucky timing – but what a fantastic video!
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+ add your ownWOW, what a beautiful bird! I wish I had some of those visit my feeder! Great timing! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the article.
Super cool.
I HAVE NEVER SEEN ONE EXCEPT IN PICTURES, WE HAVE DOWNY WOODPEKERS AT OUR FEEDER!
Clever birdie !
If you have men who will exclude any of God's creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men.
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Great video.......I often said that A lot of feeders and suet should hang outside the window of the common area of nursing homes. We have a glass sunroom that we spend a lot of time in simply watching the birds....So much fun !!!
These birds are fantastic in the wild.
thank you
Woodpeckers are great!We have one smaller kind visiting quite often on our yard(very tiny little backyard) eating the the suet-balls with seed. I feed the birds all winter and now they really need that because we have quite cold and lots of snow.
In the spring,when they have the fledglings (baby birds??) they also come to have a quick supper :) so the busy parents also have some food =D
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