A mating pair of Pileated Woodpeckers are working to remove an old Tulip/Poplar Tree stump next to the deck. The tree was starting to get way to big for the area - you don't want these behemoth trees growing near a foundation. But I left the stump knowing that it would be a great feeding position for birds and squirrels and would eventually attract the big Woodies - Success!!
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