Woodpeckers and their kin.

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  1. Kildale

    Kildale Nature's Window

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    These are the woodpeckers and their relatives that I get around the deck and garden. I don't like the feeders in the photo so they take a little longer to get the picture.

    01 Downy Female.jpg
    Downy female
    01 downy.jpg
    Downy male
    01 flicker female.jpg
    Northern Flicker female
    01 flicker male.jpg
    Northern Flicker male
    01 hairy male.jpg
    Hairy woodpecker male. 01 hairy  female.jpg
    Hairy woodpecker female.
    01 pileated female.jpg
    Pileated woodpecker female.
    01 pileated male.jpg
    Pileated woodpecker male
    01 red breated sapsucker.jpg
    Red-breasted Sapsucker.
    01 Red naped sapsucker.jpg
    Red-naped Sapsucker
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Gosh you get so many different species. I only have Great Spotted woodpeckers coming to my feeders. Marvelous photographs Kildale and a pleasure to look at. :stew1:
     
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    Islandlife Young Pine

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    Gorgeous photos. There is a pileated woodpecker who lives out behind my house. I sometimes see him but he is pretty elusive.
     
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    dooley Super Garden Turtle

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    We have a feeder with sunflower seeds and one with wild bird seed. We have a suet cake feeder and a hanging fruit and nut bell. We have had a lot of birds today since it started snowing last night and it just turned to flurries a bit ago. The ground under the feeders (at the edge of a small woods) was crowded with birds before it got dark. dooley
     

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