This house was the object of yesterday's woodpecker's attention. He was pecking away at the wood just to the left of the top point in this pic. You can just make out a little lump on the wood which is the bird. I have no idea what the homeowners can do to prevent more damage.
The bird must have sniffed some insects there. Perhaps the wood wasn't seasoned enough.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if there is a wood sealer that would work. It's a nice house. I'm sure they don't want birds to damage it.
ReplyDeleteAnd the noise must be very flustering inside the house.
ReplyDeleteThe homeowners need a birdfeeder. ~(‾▿‾)~
ReplyDeleteOh my, I would not want a woodpecker pecking away at my house. Not sure, how they can stop it? Have a happy day and a great new week!
ReplyDelete...I like it!
ReplyDeleteIt's an interesting home! There are many creative ones in infills.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a woodpecker Pat, certainly not one eating a house 😉
ReplyDeleteFine looking modern building. No idea how to discourage woodpeckers from damaging the siding. My neighbors use a leaf blower. Does not hurt the birds, but scares them away.
ReplyDeleteThe woodpecker has good taste in picking houses to peck at.:)
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, the woodpecker does add a touch of authenticity to the house. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are a pretty bird, but I know they can be destructive as we have them here too, and having an all wooden house they visit more than I'd like!
ReplyDeleteWoodpeckers did a job on my previous house.
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