Tweets,
Not snow related, nor suet, but natural. A few years ago when I lived next to a Seattle greenbelt, a Pileated Woodpecker would visit an alder snag just in back of the house and whack away for a couple hours about once every six months. As the chips flew, a flicker or two usually came in to prospect on the ground below, apparently getting prey the Pileated missed. I think I recall Song Sparrows in the mix, too. There's probably a long history of birds gleaning below active woodpeckers.
Of about 2016,
Alan Grenon
Seattle
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