Those are very common in Minnesota. Almost every spring I get one drumming on my house in the eastern suburbs of the Twin Cities. One year one would annoy me around 5am at the cabin by drumming on the metal siding.
My parents don’t like them either since overzealous sapsuckers kill off young birch each year on their land off by girdling them with their sap wells.
They do seem to have a slightly
redeeming quality however; I’ve seen early arriving humming birds use their sap wells on my sugar maples at my cabin.