We have an immature Red-headed Woodpecker resident in our yard for the past few months. Recently we have noticed it working on what appeared to be a nest hole in the limb of a sweet gum. The hole is now big enough for the bird to get its whole body inside. Today we have seen it go inside the hole repeatedly. On closer inspection it is going in and retrieving acorns one at a time and transferring them to a smaller hole a little further down the same limb. Our previous experience of Red-headed Woodpecker granaries was also an immature bird, at a different location, which stored the acorns in a similar fashion to the Acorn Woodpecker, by making individual small holes and putting an acorn in each. Wendy Ealding Powhatan County ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com