Couldn’t resist adding this one showing his little woodpecker head in action!
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Hi I'm Leigh. Welcome to Five Apple Farm's blog, a journal of raising honey bees, growing things, farm critters, generous landscapes, good food and more.
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Thanks to both of you for stopping by! Yes, the woodpeckers are quite the amazing creatures. We’ve gotten to see a lot of them using suet feeders set a bit away from the house, but where we can still see them.
Very nice~~gail
They are amazing creatures! I would have a headache if I used my head as a jackhammer, but they are designed to pound away with no ill-effects. Amazing!