1982wildcatfan
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Nice! I think the red headed are one of the prettiest woodpeckers. They live in the woods around us. Unfortunately they stay so high in the trees, they seldom give me a photo op.
Nice photos but to me the crops seem just a wee bit tight.
Nice photos but to me the crops seem just a wee bit tight.
1982wildcatfan
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Thanks for the feedback. I agree the crops are tight, I do this for social media. It seems to have more impact when viewed on a phone screen.
This guy surprised me, he was about 15 feet away and hanging out on some lower branches in this oak tree
1982wildcatfan
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love it !! ... I have only seen one in Idaho and got an ID only image of a juvenile.
1982wildcatfan
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Thank you! The place where I photographed this one (in Macon, Georgia) is literally thick with red heads and red bellies.
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Very nice images. Would like to see one in the wild
1982wildcatfan
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Thank you!