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POTD 4/30/24
FIT AS A FLICKER - Female Northern Flicker, a type of woodpecker, works the bark on a maple tree. Two types of Flickers, the Eastern is Yellow-Shafted- just barely seen on the side of the tail. The Western Flicker has a red shaft on the tail.
POTD 4/29/24
SPARROW HEAD - White-throated Sparrow is a regular foraging under the feeders in Spring.
POTD 4/28/24
TOW HE HE HE - More birds are showing up in the yard every day. This male Eastern Towhee, AKA Rufous-sided Towhee, was rummaging under the feeders.
POTD 4/26/24
YOU YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER! - Not the "call out a coward" western movie kind - but an annual bird visitor that we welcome for it's distinctive tapping rhythm and sharp color scheme. This male showed up with his mate yesterday.
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