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Pileated Woodpeckers Feeding on Deck

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Uploaded by on Jul 21, 2007

These Pileated Woodpeckers show up on my deck several times a day to eat suet. The young male pecks at the post while the dad gets some suet to share. A hummingbird shows up to check things out and then flys aways to his own feeding station.

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  • I presume the word 'deck' is the American word for veranda.

  • @alanheath in this case, the word 'deck' is Canadian for Veranda ;)

  • The twigs are for the hummingbirds to perch on. If you watch closely, you can see a hummingbird around 1:05.

  • this past month is the first time i ever saw one of these wood peckers!! he or she was out on my tree it took me and hour on the internet..to figure out what it was i hope to catch mine on video nice video of it!!

  • Thanks for the comment,Kathy. If you liked this video, you'll love the one I have of the woodpecker destroying my flowers, it was pretty funny. Just search MicheleBee for my other videos.

  • @MicheleBee omg i just love these woodpeckers and i have only seen it in my yard once how do u attract them i love these birds the best pllllzzzzzzzzz reply thanks =D

  • @turtlem4ge They come to our deck for the suet we put out, you can buy it at most places that sell bird seed:)

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  • Terrific moment and terrrific footage.

  • @alanheath Veranda, in America, is also a brand name for an engineered composite decking material.

  • @MicheleBee I wrote that before noticing that you are Canadian!! Sorry!! Had I known, I would have been much more careful!!

  • @Bk94541 They are cute and interesting but I don't think I would want them pecking and things and potentially destroying them in my back yard. However it is very interesting to see them in other people's gardens!

  • i would love woodpecker comes to my yard and make a house in my tree and grew his childrens..would love to watch & feed them ;P

    they real cute & colorful

  • they have incredible tongues that retract OVER the skull bone ... amazing

  • they are not eating your deck they are looking for insects. They want your deck to make a nest. unfortunatly they are wasteing time and energy so this should definatly not be happening shew them away next time.

  • Pretty badass.

    But isn't going to destroy your pillar eventually? They are capable of that.

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