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Here's a Downy Woodpecker. You can tell by the red spot on the back of it's head that it is a male. I recently saw some Hairy Woodpeckers at that same feeder. They look almost identical to Downys but are about twice the size.

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Here's a female and a male House Finch. The redhead is the male.

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Here's a male House Sparrow and two female House Finches.

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The strike occurred about 8 ft. off the ground and it was just a flash, a bunch of doves and other birds took off and then whap!
That's what happens without CAP.
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And here's a female Downy Woodpecker.

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The strike occurred about 8 ft. off the ground and it was just a flash, a bunch of doves and other birds took off and then whap!
That's what happens without CAP.

That would be the crows. I hear them every day but rarely see them.

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When West Nile Virus first hit, I went a few years without seeing or hearing any crows. They are vile but highly intelligent birds. I'm glad to have them back. Blue Jays were also highly vulnerable to West Nile, and they were gone for a while too. They're back, I put out peanuts in the shell for them.

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Some Furry Bottom Crows at the bird feeder.

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That is a WHOLE lot of bears [X(]
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Bird feeder... that's funny

"Has anyone seen the remote?!! It was near the chair."

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Good thing carpet alligators don't go for couch potatoes.

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Funny... I don't remember this log being here yesterday.

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An awful lot of folks don't know stuff because they didn git a proper edication. If any of those folks are here in the forum, I just want to express to them Newton's third law of thermodynamics. It is as follows: Ah wont wot ah wont 'cause ah wont it!

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An awful lot of folks don't know stuff because they didn git a proper edication. If any of those folks are here in the forum, I just want to express to them Newton's third law of thermodynamics. It is as follows: Ah wont wot ah wont 'cause ah wont it!

Whut? [&:] Talkin' all fancy-like with yer book lernin'. Newton? I guess them fig ones is OK.
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Here is some wisdom from Carl Jung, even if he never thought it or said it. We are all self-portraits.

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Here is some wisdom from Curly Howard... "Ooohh, a woman! Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!!!"






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Here is some wisdom from Curly Howard... "Ooohh, a woman! Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!!!"



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