ID please?

Sorry for the poor quality of the pic; this guy stayed in the shade and was restless.
I spotted him a few days ago in my backyard (never seen him before).
He is smaller than a Downy, generally behaves like a Woodpecker, save for the fact that he is more restless than even a Downy. Obviously looks for food in the trees bark. Seems to like the insects contained in my suet block.
Any help with ID will be appreciated.

Brown Creeper. Cool find!

Ephily wrote in post #15597729
Brown Creeper. Cool find!

Thanks so much! I now have to try and take better pictures of the little guy.

Nice find! I always get really excited when I see these guys. They are pretty common, just darn hard to see.

Cool thing about these guys is that they are a prime example of Darwinian evolution; having their own niche. Brown Creepers will only feed up the tree, eating the bugs that are only on the underside of the bark. However, Nuthatches are their equivalent, (and opposite) only feeding down the tree. Eating bugs that are under the upper sides of the bark strips.

BirdBoy wrote in post #15598632
Nice find! I always get really excited when I see these guys. They are pretty common, just darn hard to see.

Cool thing about these guys is that they are a prime example of Darwinian evolution; having their own niche. Brown Creepers will only feed up the tree, eating the bugs that are only on the underside of the bark. However, Nuthatches are their equivalent, (and opposite) only feeding down the tree. Eating bugs that are under the upper sides of the bark strips.

Thanks Evan

Good side shot, If you took a shot at his back it would be hard to see

Fishbreath wrote in post #15600030
Good side shot, If you took a shot at his back it would be hard to see

Right, I took a few of his back and it blends with the trunk / bark; excellent camouflage, if only he could stay put more than a few seconds

Good catch; those guys are tough to nab, as they almost never stop moving

Snydremark wrote in post #15600067
Good catch; those guys are tough to nab, as they almost never stop moving

I can confirm