JoeGBirder
Photography and birding enjoyer

Greetings.
Last spring, I had a great season for seeing Pileated Woodpeckers. (The summer was also good, but not as good until toward August.) I am asking because although I have accepted that I will only be hearing distant calls rarely for the rest of the winter (another month or so. welcome to new york!) I was wondering if I could get a heads up.
Does anyone know when Pileated Woodpeckers begin mating in the spring? That's when I tend to see them in my yard. They're my favorite animal and I want to see them as soon as I can, so I know when to put out the natural peanut butter (so that there's no sodium or anything the birds may not be able to digest) which, last year, the Pillies (pileated woodpeckers, i came up with that acronym on the spot.) absolutely loved!
Thanks.
- Joe
Last spring, I had a great season for seeing Pileated Woodpeckers. (The summer was also good, but not as good until toward August.) I am asking because although I have accepted that I will only be hearing distant calls rarely for the rest of the winter (another month or so. welcome to new york!) I was wondering if I could get a heads up.
Does anyone know when Pileated Woodpeckers begin mating in the spring? That's when I tend to see them in my yard. They're my favorite animal and I want to see them as soon as I can, so I know when to put out the natural peanut butter (so that there's no sodium or anything the birds may not be able to digest) which, last year, the Pillies (pileated woodpeckers, i came up with that acronym on the spot.) absolutely loved!
Thanks.
- Joe