We have a few woodpeckers in the surrounding woods, but this was the first time that I suddenly saw this one having a peck at the food parcel. I was thrilled, especially as I had never see a woodpecker so close up before.
Great trees photos–I call willows ‘hair-do trees’ especially in the spring. There’s something so lively about them, as if they are primping for the day.
We have a very similar woodpecker — the classic redhead after which Woody was created. I’ve only seen ours once (though I hear him often) … but never gotten near catching a photograph of him! Great shot!
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The willow tree look beautiful. How nice that the woodpecker visited your garden!
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We have a few woodpeckers in the surrounding woods, but this was the first time that I suddenly saw this one having a peck at the food parcel. I was thrilled, especially as I had never see a woodpecker so close up before.
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Great trees photos–I call willows ‘hair-do trees’ especially in the spring. There’s something so lively about them, as if they are primping for the day.
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We call them weeping willows because they hang their branches down over the river
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That’s the name here officially too. I switched to hair-do trees since it was more fun.
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The woodpecker is gorgeous. I don’t think we get them in Australia. I’ve never seen one if we do.
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We have them in the woods. You often hear them, but do not see them very often
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Lovely
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We have a very similar woodpecker — the classic redhead after which Woody was created. I’ve only seen ours once (though I hear him often) … but never gotten near catching a photograph of him! Great shot!
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He must have had a hungry day to come into my garden where he found food. For a day he was coming a going but I havn’t seen him since.
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