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Video: Amazingly Close Up View of a Woodpecker

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Video: Amazingly Close Up View of a Woodpecker - by Mark Memmott/ The Two-Way - NPR News Blog/ NPR.org

"Maybe you won't agree, but we think this video is fascinating. It's a very close encounter with a woodpecker at a bird feeder in Dryden, N.Y.

(Hint: don't give up before the 15-second mark.) "

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Thanks for the video, but that pileated was tame. I have a log home and one year I had a pileated who relentlessly kept attacking my house looking for bugs. I had to get one of those big water blasters to shoot at him every time I caught him pecking at my house. That worked if I was home, but the sucker kept coming when I wasn't home. He did some damage that year.

Oddly, haven't seen him since. Hopefully he found better pickings. :)
 
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