Kemptville - Yes, that's an earthworm but she didn't find it in that hole. She was putting it in there for storage planning to later give it to the chicks which were in the nest a metre away.
This morning, I took a shoot of photo as if a hariy woodpepecker. After examined the photo, the underside was not a typical hairy woodpepecker. It turns out to be an american three-toed woodpecker. What is a suprise because Toronto was not in their range map.