Mind Helping A Bird Watcher Out?

[The Angry Hen]

I've seen many birds in the backyard... and have been watching the different species of beauty for a majority of my life. But I haven't seen this one before and I'm utterly stumped!

It's slightly smaller than the Red-Bellied Woodpecker, the beak is longer than a Downy's, and it is covered in gray feathers. Not many other colors except for light black and spots of white on the wings.
They liked the watermelon I previously placed near the feeder and they weren't too afraid of my presence outside. Could it be a juvenile Norther Flicker? I'm more knowledgeable with Songbirds and Nuthatches than the Woodpecker family.

It's a sweet little bird whatever it is. Thanks in advance!

 

[Kiki]

I wonder if @R2elk knows.

 

[DobieLover]

Maybe a juvenile red bellied.

 

[MochaDuck]

It looks kind of like a mocking bird

 

[DobieLover]

The body shape and stance, beak shape and length to skull ratio. It's all woodpecker.
Just what variety is the question. Likely because it is a juvenile.

 

[The Angry Hen]

Thank you, everyone, for the suggestions!

The body shape and stance, beak shape and length to skull ratio. It's all woodpecker.
Just what variety is the question. Likely because it is a juvenile.

I certainly agree. I was thinking a juvenile Red-Bellied Woodpecker... but there is very little of that deep black on the pattern of their wings and no red to be seen. Talk about a mystery variety!
Today when I sit outside I'll gather some more of the characteristics I see from him/her.