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Red Breasted Sapsucker Art
Sapsucker ‘Red breasted’ Sphyrapicus ruber Frequent visitor. Subspecies of yellow bellied sapsucker found here on the Pacific Coast. Food: Sap, fruit, arthropods. it drills neat rows of holes in bark of trees, later visiting the pits to lick up sap … Continue reading
Feeding the Birds
Pileated Woodpecker
Woodpecker ‘Pileated’ dryocopus pileatus An uncommon year-round resident, requires large breeding territory. One of the biggest, most striking forest birds on the continent. It’s nearly the size of a crow. A pair stays together on its territory all year round. … Continue reading
How Do They Do That
A perfect circle created by a Flicker Woodpecker. Amazing. How do they do that? I can’t even make a perfect circle using a compass!
Varied Thrush
Varied Thrust checking out the bird feeders. Pretty bright spot in the snow.
There Goes August
Flying off like a bird heading south. Not to be seen again until a new year emerges. Goodbye August, goodbye summer. See you next year.
Hold Fast
Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ~Langston Hughes
Bird Tracks In The Mud
Somebody wandered through the bottom of the dried up pond. I wonder who and where they were headed.
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