Mrs. Woodpecker I guess because there is no red spot on her head.
And big red himself. It took 3 tries for one to stay long enough for me to get the camera on and set for no flash.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
The visitors I was looking for
Here is Mr. Woodpecker in action. He wouldn't turn his head so I could get a picture with the red spot on the back of his head.
Mrs. Woodpecker I guess because there is no red spot on her head.
And big red himself. It took 3 tries for one to stay long enough for me to get the camera on and set for no flash.
Mrs. Woodpecker I guess because there is no red spot on her head. And big red himself. It took 3 tries for one to stay long enough for me to get the camera on and set for no flash.
I will have to send you a photo of our Piliated wood peckers. They can take down a tree in a day! Well maybe not a day...but close. And thanks for the session on How much should I buy... J~MT
ReplyDeleteWe get the Downy (male with the red spot on his head) and Red-Bellied woodpeckers (it was a long time before I knew that it wasn't the red-headed woodpecker LOL!) here too. I lvoe watching them! I had to give up on the suet feeder because the raccoons kept stealing them. Now we jsut spread peanut butter on the tree and they seem happy with that.
ReplyDeleteI wrote a long comment on here, & got told it was not able to be posted! Pah!
ReplyDeleteI love your birds.
And thankyou for the yardages for backings.