Another hairy woodpecker! They're always on the go!
Here's a little excerpt from the Cornell site: "Hairy Woodpeckers sometimes follow Pileated Woodpeckers, and sometimes appears when it hears the heavy sounds of a pileated excavating. As the pileated moves on, the Hairy Woodpecker investigates the deep holes, taking insects the pileated missed."
We usually see a pileated on the property at least once a year but not so far this year! Many thanks for dropping by.
