To: sweetliberty
Thanks for the ping to #90. I'm glad to hear that you've seen the elegant Red-Headed WP; I haven't seen them since my youth in Ar and I understand that their numbers have been in decline for years now. I have one regular R-B WP and a pair of quite tame Downies that visit regularly, though. They fancy nuts and peanut butter.
I've had a wider diversity of birds this winter than in the previous 10 yrs here in Texas.
105 posted on
02/12/2005 6:10:59 PM PST by
Dysart
To: Dysart
We have lots of downys, and red breasted woodpeckers. But on very rare occasions see the pilated. I've seen one more often this past year because I just recently started "looking" for birds:). I had no clue that we had such a varity here. Oklahoma. I put feeders out in the winter for the birds.
Becky
To: Dysart
We had a lot of Red-headed woodpeckers when I was growing up. I seem to remember them as being a bit smaller though, and of course, the species that inspired the Woody Woodpecker cartoon show....one of my favorites when I was a kid.
This one showed up a few days ago and I've seen him every day since. I hope he brings in the family.
114 posted on
02/12/2005 6:18:04 PM PST by
sweetliberty
(Blind stupidity or blind loyalty is still blind.)
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