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Index of Subjects I have had juvenile woodpeckers coming to our bird pie feeder for about 3 weeks now. The first week or two they could not figure out how to use the feeder and the parents were feeding them. The first couple of days they would try to perch on a limb in a nearby tree; sometimes successfully sometimes not quite so. They would sometimes perch okay only to slip and end up on the underside of the limb. Watching them master the feeder kept us entertained for many days; it is one of those wire mesh bottomed feeders that has to be approached from the underside. We also had chickadees and their four young go through this same learning process. Marian Fulton Hantsport
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