With a whirl and a twirl and a twist ( edited with the
distort sphereize filter feature of photoshop) and a turn this Red-bellied Woodpecker makes a thrust for the bird suet in Bird Alley. It is not that common to see a Red-bellied Woodpecker in our region on a daily basis, but this year there have been many sightings of this woodpecker in our province. and that makes me very happy as they are such beautiful birds to see!
Every so many years an irruption of these birds occurs and the last I remember was in 2004.
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With a whirl and a twirl and a twist ( edited with the distort sphereize filter feature of photoshop) and a turn this Red-bellied Woodpecker makes a thrust for the bird suet in Bird Alley. It is not that common to see a Red-bellied Woodpecker in our region on a daily basis, but this year there have been many sightings of this woodpecker in our province. and that makes me very happy as they are such beautiful birds to see!
Every so many years an irruption of these birds occurs and the last I remember was in 2004.
Got pictures of birds you would like to share? Why not post them on Worldbird Wednesday? http://pineriverreview.blogspot.com/To find out how, please scroll down the right hand side of this page until you come to the worldbird logo, click on it and follow the directions from there
Nice shots of these beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteI love his red crown. A real beauty.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures!! They are now moving into our areas. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteLovely images of your little woodpecker it's a beauty...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds and great photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the red bellied and for the past 2 seasons they have brought their offspring to the suet and sunflower seed feeders...so sweet..Michelle
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!! We have several of Red-bellied Woodpeckers around, and they really are a favorite to spot and take pictures of, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteCool twist on the Red bellied woodpecker. I am lucky enough to have my own personal RB woody that is constantly in my yard and I dearly love him. Such great company. Funny to hear of your "eruption." It should be a enjoyable winter if you keep the suet feeder full!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Great shots of this lovely bird! It's one of my favorites to see around here.
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