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Pecker Thief!
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Very interesting
Have got same feeders, bunches of ruby throats and plenty of woodpeckers and related but the woodpeckers always hit the suet- have never touched the hummingbird feeders. Squirrels have.
I've also had a small rat snake climb onto mine possibly trying to catch a bird.
Have got same feeders, bunches of ruby throats and plenty of woodpeckers and related but the woodpeckers always hit the suet- have never touched the hummingbird feeders. Squirrels have.
I've also had a small rat snake climb onto mine possibly trying to catch a bird.
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