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![]() Red-headed Woodpeckers are pretty rare around here. I was happy to see that a pair returned that struggled with Starlings last year. This year there are no Starlings in sight, fingers crossed. This one used a hole in a tree to eat this black walnut. Axel Hildebrandt
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