Attract Woodpeckers with Peanuts

Susan D. of Alma, Illinois offers peanuts to the woodpeckers in her neighborhood. She’s been rewarded with some amazing bird activity. “We’ve had our peanut feeder up for only a few months, and the birds are going nuts over it!” Susan says. “We’ve already attracted all four species of woodpeckers that live in our area—downy, hairy, red-bellied and red-headed”

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