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Pileated Woodpecker

Black Hill Regional Park, MD 11/5

FUN FACT: A woodpecker's tongue wraps around it's brain.

Pileated Woodpecker, tongue visible - on a dead tree limb

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GriffithPark, to Birds
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Hairy Woodpecker looking for all the nuthatch caches.

GriffithPark, to Birds
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Acorn Woodpeckers are ridiculously social, constantly checking on each other while making noise that seems almost like conversation.


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Great to see this guy at the feeder.
Not sure it's a good sign or not really, could be juvenile getting a quick breakfast or is it hard times already out there for his food of choice.

(Phone vid from a distance through glass 😄)

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Great to see this guy at the feeder. Not sure it's a good sign or not really, could be juvenile getting a quick breakfast or is it hard times already out there for his food of choice.

lycophidion, to nature

Juvenile Yellow-bellied Sapsucker on Sunday at Lido. These woodpeckers have evolved to rely on tree sap -- for which they drill wells in hardwood trees -- for a major part of their diet. They also eat insects captured under the bark or even in flight.







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A Hairy Woodpecker visited the bird feeder today.

TIL Hairy & Downy have almost identical markings, but Downys are smaller, have smaller beaks in relation to their heads, and have speckled feathers on the sides of their tails. Hairys, OTOH, have a less adorable name, larger beaks, and white side feathers on their tails.

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A pic of Mx. Hairy Pecker on the suet feeder, showing both their peculiar way of tucking their tail under to touch whatever they’re holding onto, and this one’s very white side tail feathers.

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sharongascoigne, to nature

I came across a very enthusiastic woodpecker drumming in this dead tree early this morning.
It's a hotspot during the late winter but I've not heard this in October before.
Lots of have arrived overnight and there's an abundance of berries for them.

A dead tree poking through the tops of smaller trees with green leaves turning yellow.

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Yeahhhhh boi I FINALLY got a woodpecker!!!

Downy woodpecker. Put out some peanuts, took a week to get my first one.

woodpecker pecking at peanuts and scaring off a house sparrow

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Here is the first of a few pictures of the Great Spotted Woodpecker that landed about 10 meters from where I was sat. What a bird, has made my week. This year I set a goal of photographing all 3 of the UK's woodpecker species. I now have 2 with just the rare lesser spotted to find.

I hope you like this pic, I'm not likely to ever get this sort of shot again.

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This month, I made an effort to get out of the house and get some pictures of migrating warblers, but things did not work out for me. I was sitting on my back porch this afternoon, when this fellow showed up to cheer me up: a black throated green warbler. Then came a male downy woodpecker and a juvenile ruby throated hummingbird.

This is a male downy woodpecker. He is black and white all over with a red stripe at the back of his head, telling the world that he is a male.
A hummingbird , wings outspread, landing on the feeder. The dark spots on his throat mark him a a juvenile male.

art_history_animalia, to random
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:
Akseli Gallen-Kallela (Finnish, 1865–1931)
The Great Black , 1893
gouache on paper, 145 × 90 cm
Kansallisgalleria Finnish National Gallery A-1996-2 https://www.kansallisgalleria.fi/en/object/511912

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Trail buddies on the first day of fall. Just another morning for these critters who remain oblivious to everything but the now…



LadySG, to wildlife

Slightly hazy as it's snapped through a kitchen window, this juvenile Green Woodpecker has been visiting for a few days now. It's finding ants in the lawn

ChadMeyer, to Birds

A close up shot of a male pileated woodpecker (males have the red stripe seen here in the picture) checking out the hole in the tree.

He took a brief look in the hole and then climbed up and pecked the tree a few more times in different places before moving on to another tree.

https://pixels.com/featured/pileated-woodpecker-up-close-chad-meyer.html

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One of my hidden gem places is the wetland area on the White Oak Greenway in Cary, North Carolina.

That is where I photographed the green anole I shared recently and is also the home of a few red headed woodpeckers.

https://pixels.com/featured/red-headed-woodpecker-snack-time-chad-meyer.html

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Acorn Woodpecker checks out a photographer.

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