
When he spotted something big (12 to 14 inches) with yellow under its tail at the suet feeder, he popped his glasses on quick to see a Flicker come to eat.

The preferred Flicker food is ants, not easy to find this time of year.
With his long sharp bill, he's not having any trouble getting some of the frozen suet.

It amazes me that any bird can live through a Michigan winter without a place to get out of the cold, wind, snow, and ice.
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