The hole in this tree has been home to many different critters, some with wings and some with furry little feet. This starling did not have far to go to snag a meal at my feeders, but has since moved on.

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barbarasan > I am thrilled to have a yellow-bellied sapsucker in the creek behind my backyard. 11.30.12

barbarasan > Much to my surprise I caught a glimpse of something different at the suet feeder in the backyard. This was on a fairly warm day in February. I got a few decent-enough shots and was able to identify it as a yellow-bellied sapsucker. It must of been passing through the neighborhood and decided to sample some of my homemade peanut butter suet. Or, word has gotten around the 'hood that it's pretty tasty and he flew in for a bite or two. At any rate, I was ecstatic. Here, he is giving a red-bellied woodpecker the evil eye.

barbarasan > The hole in this tree has been home to many different critters, some with wings and some with furry little feet. This starling did not have far to go to snag a meal at my feeders, but has since moved on.

The hole in this tree has been home to many different critters, some with wings and some with furry little feet. This starling did not have far to go to snag a meal at my feeders, but has since moved on.

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