Jennifer Murphy's photos with the keyword: woodpecker
20 Apr 2020 |
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I've been trying to get a shot of this bird for weeks. Through the window is the best I could do.
edited to correctly id this bird as a Red Bellied Woodpecker, not a Flicker.
telephone, telegraph, morse code
two with one shot
who goes there?
...odd hummingbird...
20 Jul 2011 |
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Actually I'm pretty sure it's a downey woodpecker. Upon closer examination it appears this bird has a deformed or injured beak. Remind me to keep my feeders full; love my hummers, but I can't refuse a bird in need, either.
surprise visitor at the hummingbird feeder
shhhhhhh...listen
my friend flicker
nesting, take 2
02 Jul 2011 |
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After being driven near mad listening to the sap sucker nestlings incessant chirping for the last few weeks (the nest is over our cook out area), we were shocked to realize they'd flown the nest yesterday. Ahhhhhh, silence! So golden! Wait a minute...are those birds building another nest? Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
up close and personal
02 May 2011 |
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Like telling the difference between the Downy and the Hairy woodpecker wasn't difficult enough...along comes the Yellow Bellied Sapsucker.
I think.
Or is it a Red-naped Sapsucker?
shake a tailfeather
hello, friend
20 Mar 2011 |
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This Pileated lives in the area all year 'round; we hear it often, but rarely see it. We were lucky enough to see this one fly across the mule pasture, and even better, it was closely followed by another Pileated!
Flicker on Flickr
Holy...!
bringing home the bacon
*grip*
Are you still there?
Twister
04 May 2009 |
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I thought owls were adept at turning their heads all the way around. Seem the Pileated are, as well!
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