[TN-Bird] YB sap

Finally saw my first home base sapsucker of the season at about 5:30 PM today 
when a gorgeous male flew onto my red-bellied woodpecker's favorite utility 
pole in a neighbor's back yard about 150 feet from the doorway to my deck.  
Silly sapsucker ought to know he wouldn't find any sap in that, but he might 
have 
found the "animal" course for his evening meal. 

Cheers, Prayers & Happy Birding,

Dee Thompson
Nashville, TN  (Charlotte Park--west of town near old Cleece's Ferry landing) 
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