Red-Bellied Woodpeckers
Apr 30, 2020 17:18:49 #
A good set.
Why are they called "Red Bellied..." when in your shots I don't see one with red feathers around the belly?
Why are they called "Red Bellied..." when in your shots I don't see one with red feathers around the belly?
Apr 30, 2020 18:26:49 #
rstrick2 wrote:
Not being able to venture out to far, I go across the street to the Water Company property. it consists of the water tank, some open space and small tracts of woods that have grown up over the years. The tracts are on either side of the property. I saw a Red-Bellied Woodpecker on a tree and he disappeared. I went near the tree and found a nesting cavity in which the bird went in, I found a Nest pair so here are a few photos of them.
WOW...I just love finding natural nests...great job!
Apr 30, 2020 23:27:15 #
These are wonderful wildlife moments that you have captured. Thank you so much.
can you share your technique.Did you use a flash for lighting ?
and your equipment. And settings if possible.
David
can you share your technique.Did you use a flash for lighting ?
and your equipment. And settings if possible.
David
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Apr 30, 2020 23:27:16 #
These are wonderful wildlife moments that you have captured. Thank you so much.
can you share your technique.Did you use a flash for lighting ?
and your equipment. And settings if possible.
David
can you share your technique.Did you use a flash for lighting ?
and your equipment. And settings if possible.
David
May 2, 2020 15:23:28 #
rstrick2 wrote:
Not being able to venture out to far, I go across the street to the Water Company property. it consists of the water tank, some open space and small tracts of woods that have grown up over the years. The tracts are on either side of the property. I saw a Red-Bellied Woodpecker on a tree and he disappeared. I went near the tree and found a nesting cavity in which the bird went in, I found a Nest pair so here are a few photos of them.
Luv these shots. We have a Red-Breasted Sap Sucker habituating a tree near our house. Noticed him while walking our dog. The bird is there everyday at around 5 PM. Interesting to watch her peck holes all around the tree that is sapping.
Thanx for sharing!
May 3, 2020 20:11:51 #
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