March 29, 2020

A SUNDAY SELFIE ~ SORT OF



At least we can still enjoy our backyard bird watching during these unusual days.
And a few days ago we were treated with seeing these pileated woodpeckers
busy at an old woodpile in the back-forty.  
It's rare enough to see one of them, but a pair ... wow!  

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20 comments:

  1. Those are some really fancy woodpeckers!

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  2. WOW, that's a doubly awesome selfie!

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  3. What a beautiful woodpecker! Stay safe.

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  4. Wow! We've never seen one of those birdies in our yard. Amazing!

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  5. Happy Sunday! I'm absolutely jealous that you got to see these woodpeckers and take pics too! Awesome capture. I keep hearing woodpeckers on my walks in the neighbourhood, but haven't actually laid eyes on them. I have very, very few pics of any, of any variety, and it's always a BIG DEAL to me when I do get a pic! So good for you!

    Be well, Ann, and stay safe.

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  6. Those are my friends, Dorothy and Arthur.

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  7. That is a treat. Sweetie does not find it to be a treat to see the one that rattles the pipe from the wood burning stove, waking him when he wants to sleep late.

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  8. What a great find!! And beautiful photos too!!!

    Happy Sunday.

    Woos, Lightning and Timber

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  9. I think the quieter it is the more likely that more pretty birds will show up.

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  10. Wow, that is one cool bird!!! It's amazing!!!

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  11. How awesome that you got a pair!

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  12. Wow. I've never seen such vivid woodpeckers before!

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  13. Those are two handsome birds. I think I may have said in a previous comment with a woodpecker that they are very similar to ours. From this angle I can see they are not as similar as I had thought.

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  14. I have seen 2 and 4 together a couple of times but never on the ground, always on a tree.

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  15. How lucky to capture that picture of the pileated woodpeckers. We hear them around our yard but don't often spot them.

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  16. Wow ! I can't tell if there is a a pair around here as I have never seen more than one at a time ! What a great picture.

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  17. Oh my stars Pileated in your yard...what an honor and what gorgeous woodpeckers.
    Hugs Cecilia

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