These Woodpeckers
can make short work
of a small tree. If the
tree doesn't come down,
it will certenly be ruined.
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| I cut this tree down some time ago. Now it is right for insects, and the wood peckers love it. |
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| I captured these woodpeckers early one morning making a meal out of some insects on the stump you see here. |
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| The Pileated Woodpecker's are beautiful. |
13 comments:
Oh, they certainly are! I loved them in Wisconsin as a girl - don't get to see them here in Texas... You got some great shots!
lucky you to see these woodpeckers. they are on the endangered list are they not? very rare to see them. I am jealous!! :-)
Amazing images.I am still waiting for that perfect pose groom one of these guys.
Blessings,Ruth
We occasionally see them here ... such characters!
Doreen
This particular Pileated Woodpecker is not on the endangered species list.
the Ivory Billed, is on the endangered list. Recently some one saw the Ivory Billed in our area and it was published in the Savannah newspaper. People went nuts about it.
But they never verified it.
Thanks for your comment.
He's flashy!
What a beautiful woodpecker!
he is oh so handsome, glad he is on your stump and not on your roof again. count these as super shots snapper II
Just love those big ole pilated woodpeckers. It's so hard to get their photo because they like to be way up high in the pine trees.
Great to get this colorful fellow up close. We have a red-bellied woodpecker that tsaps away in the neighbor's pecan tree most afternoons, but I have never been able to capture a good closeup. Thanks for sharing.
Aren't they just the most beautiful little birds (not to the tree though!)! What hats they wear!
Thanks!
Ann
Amazing/awesome photos! The detail of the bird ... wow.
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