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Yes, I’m still bird nerding out that a female pileated woodpecker has found our backyard .
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Two sightings in twenty years and now twice in one week.
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Woot!
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Needless to say I’m making sure that particular feeder is always full in case she drops by.
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A bag fills the cylinder once with 1/4 left over, and I have to fill it every other day.
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Pricey, but worth it.
(Photo includes another of my coffee table metal sculptures since you seemed to like the hermit crab.)
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River's world..... 
You know you’re spoiling the birds when you buy them suet nuggets instead of blocks!
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We buy both!
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Have you seen a boyfriend yet? She needs a boyfriend so she can have babies she teaches to eat st your restaurant?
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I’m thinking she’s already nesting and that’s why she’s opting fur an easy you’d source. Haven’t seen the male yet…
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The internrt says they mate for life, and the father usually helps the mother tend the children in most bird species, so one could expect the father to be close by. With a great souce of easy food I would think dsddy comes when you are not watching.
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Could be.
Though I’m pretty vigilant.
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We have had one of those visit our feeder and I took a photo for my blog. About 4 or maybe 3 blogs, ago. You can check. I believe it was the same one.
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Oh, you had the male. I haven’t seen him yet … though I’m sure he’s around as we have the female.
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I was about to say, it that a metal fly on your coffee table? lol
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It’s a copper cicada.
😉
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NICE!
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Your birb looks massive!
What is the sculpture… latern fly? Cockroach?
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Cicada.
🙂
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Ahhh, yes. I’ve never seen one IRL.
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Such striking coloring!
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She’s a looker.
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Love the Bird. I can’t handle real Cicadas so definitely wouldn’t want a fake one. Lol
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I love insects. They’re fascinating…
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