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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
by silisili 4y 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 4y agoSounds 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 4y agoTIL, don't hang a bird feeder of any type that close to a window.