A curious northern flicker

Robin Rowland 

A male northern flicker (Colaptes auratus) usually hangs out in my backyard and the cedar tree beside my deck, On September 25, the flicker after visiting the feeder as curious enough to look inside the door to my deck to see what was inside. He usually stays around the cedar tree.(These images shot through the screen door)

A northern flicker on my back deck looks in the glass door on Sept. 25, 2026. (Robin Rowland)
The northern flicker looking through the deck’s window. (Robin Rowland)
The northern flicker perches on a patio chair. (Robin Rowland)

Three days earlier on September 22, the flicker was in the cedar tree in the rain.

The northern flicker in the cedar in the rain on Sept. 22. (Robin Rowland)

The northern flicker in the cedar in the rain on Sept. 22. (Robin Rowland)

The northern flicker grabbing a meal in the cedar in the rain on Sept. 22. (Robin Rowland)

The northern flicker in the cedar in the rain on Sept. 22. (Robin Rowland)

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