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I live in a A-Frame house 30 feet tall in the Ponderosas. For the past 5 years I have had a Flicker sleeping at night for 12 hours at the top of the A-Frame outside. He looks very uncomfortable, wings outstretched and his head turned to one side. I thought they would live in one the abundant trees. Until he mates during the Spring he is the only one around. Any thoughts about this.
Thanks
We have Northern Flickers here through most of the year, but I don’t know where they roost. There are lots of trees so I guess they roost there. Perching on an A-Frame does seem like an odd spot; too bad we can’t ask the reason.
body{font-size:10pt;font-family:arial,sans-serif;background-color:#ffffff;color:black;}p{margin:0px;}Many thanks for this and we do keep asking him what he is trying to tell us.Arwyn
Is anyone listening to the silence?
Not many, but some have speculated that the background noise in many of our “wilderness” areas must be drastically diminished.