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This little boy presented himself with a marvelously bright red nape ... could it be that he has a hot date with a pretty little "Chickie"?
Tis the Season :)
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17 comments:
Your woodpeckers are darling. We have these little guys here too. Also, we have a red bellied woodpecker that stops by our feeder now and then too. The weather is staying nice now, so it's time to put up the other feeders. We got a couple for Christmas that we've been saving for Spring. You have a fabulous day, Edna B.
Probably, let us know if you see his girlfriend around! :)
I love these little guys! We have a pair that visit our yard frequently. Great captures!
So pretty - one of my favorites! -Tammy
Love these little woodpeckers! We had them around all winter. Nice shots!
Great captures.
Have a terrific day. ☺
Great shots of this woodpecker!
Well done!
Okay...now you have me going into a little ditty...
Two little woodpeckers sittin' in a tree
K I S S I N G
first comes love
then comes marriage
then comes little ones
...but after the hot date with a little "Chickie"
Nice shots of the Downy, it would be nice to see the female around too.
I just saw one of these on my feeder also.
How gorgeous! I've never seen one that close!! Thank you for such a cool treat!
Oh my. Simply stunning. Thank you.
I'm amazed at how loud those little guys can drum when they are out to please the ladies (and scare away rivals).
Well, you know that I love him & his Mrs. They are over at my place all of the time. I adore them.
Great shot!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Beautiful woodpecker.
Great shots! These guys are usually very quick as they scamper along branches and around the tree trunks.
Good job on catching one!
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