not sure. but we get a lot of red hooded woodpeckers (The Woody Woodpecker species) where we live. I saw one one time going away on a tree bout 20 feet away from me, and this dude was as big as a cat. It was huge.
They are so loud! We have them in the neighborhood. Our friends (and neighbors) had one decide to peck on their steel chimney. It was so loud inside that their teeth were rattling! They had to attach Mylar strips to the chimney to discourage them from attacking the chimney!!!
Your other commenters beat me to it, but definitely a female Downy. The Hairy WP is very close visually, but much larger in body and bill and not nearly as cute ha.
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Cute little guy. It’s amazing how much noise they make.
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Loud for sure. We could hear it inside the house!
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When they get on something hollow they are incredibly loud.
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Wow. Look at him go to town!! Woodpeckers amaze me.
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Woodpeckers are fascinating. Thanks for chiming in lois!
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I don’t know which specie this one is, but it’s amazing that they can do this so fast without breaking it’s beak or neck.
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They are fast with the pecking!
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The real peckers!
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So fast and loud! Thanks, John, for chiming in!
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It’s a downy woodpecker. That’s the female. The male has a red head. I have them in my yard, they come to my suet feeder.
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Thank you! We’ve seen the ones with the red top before, so it’s nice to know we might have a pair.
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The Noiseous woodpeckerous. Also known as Woody.
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LOL… Love it.
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not sure. but we get a lot of red hooded woodpeckers (The Woody Woodpecker species) where we live. I saw one one time going away on a tree bout 20 feet away from me, and this dude was as big as a cat. It was huge.
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Woodpeckers are fun to observe and watch. Thanks, Art.
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Red headed not hooded
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Wow! Ambitious little guy! Or gal? xxoo, C
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Thanks, cheryl. From what another commenter shared, this is a female Downy Woodpecker.
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è sempre un incanto osservare gli uccelli nei loro riti di corteggiamento…😊👍👍👍👍
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Era certamente rumorosa e ovvia nel mettersi in mostra! Grazie per aver commentato. 😁
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What a cute drum roll to welcome Spring😊
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Thanks, Suzette! (Cute drum roll, Love it!!)
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😊👍
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I’ve only seen two of these in my life…💀❤
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Does this one count as your third?? 😂😉
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I see downy woodpeckers all the time on our suet feeder. They are fun to watch.
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They are so loud! We have them in the neighborhood. Our friends (and neighbors) had one decide to peck on their steel chimney. It was so loud inside that their teeth were rattling! They had to attach Mylar strips to the chimney to discourage them from attacking the chimney!!!
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A driller, perhaps
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That she is! Thanks, Derrick.
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What an ambitions little guy. Great share.
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Glad you enjoyed the video, Anita.
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So beautiful
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Thank you very much Dawn. 🙂
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Your other commenters beat me to it, but definitely a female Downy. The Hairy WP is very close visually, but much larger in body and bill and not nearly as cute ha.
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Thanks so much for chiming in, doerfpub, we appreciate the visit. The Downy is cute, isn’t she? 😉
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There are two species that are similar looking, the Downy and the Hairy Woodpecker. I agree with the other commenters, looks more like a Downy.
https://www.audubon.org/news/how-tell-hairy-woodpecker-downy-woodpecker
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Thanks so much Lavinia. Wonderful informative link!!! 😉
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Nice video
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Thank you!
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Amazing how much noise they can make and how fast they can peck.
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So much noise from such a little bird!
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