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Try again.Originally posted by JP135 View PostWinnar!
Downy Woodpecker.
Yellow-bellied sapsucker
Downy woodpecker
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Sapsuckers can eat bugs but their main goal is to find trees that produce adequate sap in order to provide a food source and a nesting site for them. The tree is obviously not sick or dying, which is when borers come in to finish off the tree. If it can produce enough sap for these birds to come in and continue to feed from it then it is obviously in decent health. The reason they put numerous holes is because they need soft, fresh tissue exposed, they can't retrieve sap from a previous spot that has dried. There is no point in treating for borers.Originally posted by Oldman&Moody View PostI gotta go with Bubbaearl.... I think he EATS those things.
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It's more than one bird and more will come. Wrapping would take an hour and cost less than $100. A new live oak is easily $100+ for small sized and if it's anything close to the current size it'll run at least a grand w/install.Originally posted by ceyko View PostSeems like a lot of work to wrap the whole tree, when the bird could just....disappear or go swimming with the fishes or something.
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