Cash you missed it, we are a smack in the middle of the biggest week in American birding.

It's started on May 8th.

It will go through the 17th.

The Black Swamp Bird Observatory organizes events for a day.

It's a festival for bird watchers who love nature and wildlife.

We have a bird.

I just want quackers to come back. Right, right outside the, the window. And mostly it's

sparrows. Sparrows are kind of boring. But once in a while, you see a finch. That's a big day.

That's a big day for you, man. I will say, Todd, we have recently had an issue with a neighborhood

woodpecker. Oh, yeah, we have recently had an issue with a neighborhood woodpecker.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

The little son of a bitch likes to land on the downspout and then hammer on the downspout of the house.

And you can hear it throughout the entire house, and it's usually at about six in the morning.

Wow. We have one that would jump on the rail of our deck outside of the bedroom and start hammering on that. It just shook the whole bedroom. So morning pecker. Yeah. He's hammered on the metal of the downspout, and it just echoes throughout the entire house. How do you need a gun? Yeah, how do you get rid of woodpeckers?

I just walked outside and I knocked on the downspout and he flew away.

But, I mean, four or five times in the last couple weeks, this little son of a bitch has been hammering.

Ducked at a pecker.

Their skulls are amazing.

I have suggested before and I think they've taken me up on my suggestion,

that they study the skull of the woodpecker, not the woodpepper.

That's an entirely different spice.

I like to do my state that way.

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