One of the coolest things we got to watch on our camping trip last weekend was a woodpecker feeding her babies
She was a bit suspicious of us, so if we were making any noise she'd go land on a different tree and wait till we shut up and sat still before she went to the tree with her babies.
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How to Feed a Baby Woodpecker
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26 comments:
Oh- what a wonderful site to see!
Awesome! Aren't you glad we just are allowed to give you kids Cheerios and Fruit Snacks?
As always, thanks for playing :)
Oh wow! Now that is beautiful!!!
No way! How cool is that! Yea for zoom lens! :)
Stop by for our latest adventure: http://anapronaday.blogspot.com/2008/07/moody-gardens-in-galveston-texas.html
That is so cool that you caught it with the camera!
Too cool, I would have loved to see that! So would my girls! :) I'm gonna show them these pictures.
Sounds like a cool opportunity.
That would have been so fun to watch. I was out riding my bike this morning and I saw a fox. I am not sure but I think he was running off with somebody's newspaper...lol
Awwww! You get such great nature pictures.
Wow! How cool that you were able to get such close-ups! Neat!
Those birds are actually one of my favorites! Such beautiful pictures...how do you get them to post so big??? Mine always post small?
Now, there's something I never would have seen in "real life" where I live, that is soooo cool...thanks for sharing.
How wonderful that you were able to get those shots!
Wow! What amazing photos!
It is always amazing to me just how long a baby bird can stretch its neck. Cool pix!
Very cool pic!! I love baby bird pics!
Awesome...just awesome!!!!
There's something you don't see every day! What a great shot!
That is so cool!!!
That is such a cool picture.
How special that you all got to see that! :)
thats amazing.. I was expecting a joke until I scrolled down!!
Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for stopping to check out my blog. I love your photos of the mommy woodpecker feeding her babies. It is rare that we get to see such a treat and even more rare that a camera is available to snap a pic. Looking forward to reading more of your posts. My in-laws are in Sequim, WA. Beautiful country up there.
those are great pictures!!
What a cute Flicker! I have never seen one of their babies before. You were so lucky. Glad you were able to snap a couple photos to share.
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