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Or, if they couldn't find the easy food, they had to go dig for grubs in the trees

• silisili 3y ago
  Well, that would be a natural explanation if it were any of the 10 thousand nearby trees, or telephone poles even, and not the window awning. But it could just coincidentally be there were a lot of bugs in that awning, admittedly.
  • darkerside 3y ago
    Sounds like instinct at play. Woodpecker found a food source, came back and it was dried up, and naturally, it started digging to find more where that came from. But what do I know, I'm just Monday morning armchair ornithologist!
    • dylan604 3y ago
      TIL, don't hang a bird feeder of any type that close to a window.