Hello Tammy ! After some busy weeks, I'm back on the track again. I see you have produced a lot of amazing pics in this period. The two woodpeckers are lovely birds, not like the woodpeckers we have in Norway, but not very different. Nice again !!
Beautiful captures of both wood pecking red heads, Tammy. My neighbor has a red-bellied nesting in a palm tree right outside her front door.. what a surprise that was. Thanks for sharing the beauty and chuckle, I enjoyed both. cheers :)
Very punky indeed, this pileated! The red-bellied is very handsome! Lovely shots of peckers that still elude me here! And when at last comes an opportunity and I am just about to "shoot", a guy passes by with his dog.... Frustrating! LOL! Cheers Tammy!
Lucky you! Such gorgeous (though noisy) redheaded guests. Spectacular captures! I can't even get near the Pileated Woodpeckers living on our property, as they are so very shy. I am in awe of your talent!
I love your pictures and your comments about them show a great personality behind the camera. I was doing research on the coloring of the great blue heron's wings and found what I was looking for. Now I can finish the painting I am doing. Thanks for your help, Tammy.
Super shots of this woodpecker.....very nice work Tammy
ReplyDeleteAren't they lovely, both were photographed in your garden and by you. Great.
ReplyDeletetee hee! love the pileated! great shots!
ReplyDeleteLOL, yes, the same hairdresser for both! Wonderful images Tammy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a hairdoo. A spectacular Woodpecker by the looks of it.
ReplyDeleteToo funny! What a wild 'hairdo' on that PIWO!
ReplyDeleteI see we both share a love of redheads...
ReplyDeleteAnother pair of amazing birds to have in your back yard!
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Jealous!
ReplyDeleteHmmm. The universe is trying to tell you something...but what??
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should post a photo of my new hairdo....jk
DeleteEnhorabuena Tammy las fotos son geniales el ave es una preciosidad.
ReplyDeleteHola Tammy, una entrada estupenda con unas fotos geniales, te felicito.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo.
Love it!
ReplyDeleteSOO.. jealous love the Pileated great shots
ReplyDeleteExcelentes fotografias de belo Pica-Pau....
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Great close up shots!
ReplyDeleteQué bonitooo!!!!... Adoro a los pájaros carpinteros... Bonitas imágenes... Es muy guapo (habsome)... Spanish kisses...
ReplyDeleteHello Tammy !
ReplyDeleteAfter some busy weeks, I'm back on the track again. I see you have produced a lot of amazing pics in this period. The two woodpeckers are lovely birds, not like the woodpeckers we have in Norway, but not very different. Nice again !!
Bellissimo questo picchio!! brava! Felice inizio settimana....ciao
ReplyDelete!Qué pájaro carpintero más curioso!, !parece que lleva peluca!
ReplyDeleteComo siempre las fotos son muy buenas.
Saludos desde España!!
Fantastic shots of the great birds, love them.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous too, wish I could see them here.
Bellas tomas de esas aves que coincidenen el color rojo de sus cabezas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Hi Tammy!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful bird and lovely photos
Greetings from Sweden
/Ingemar
Beautiful captures of both wood pecking red heads, Tammy. My neighbor has a red-bellied nesting in a palm tree right outside her front door.. what a surprise that was.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the beauty and chuckle, I enjoyed both.
cheers :)
Oh that is one hot looking Pileated Woodpecker... wow!
ReplyDeleteI'm red with envy ;-)
Very punky indeed, this pileated!
ReplyDeleteThe red-bellied is very handsome!
Lovely shots of peckers that still elude me here!
And when at last comes an opportunity and I am just about to "shoot", a guy passes by with his dog.... Frustrating! LOL!
Cheers Tammy!
Lucky you! Such gorgeous (though noisy) redheaded guests. Spectacular captures! I can't even get near the Pileated Woodpeckers living on our property, as they are so very shy. I am in awe of your talent!
ReplyDeleteCute scenario here, Tammy.. and beautiful captures of both woodpeckers red do's.
ReplyDeletecheers
I love your pictures and your comments about them show a great personality behind the camera. I was doing research on the coloring of the great blue heron's wings and found what I was looking for. Now I can finish the painting I am doing. Thanks for your help, Tammy.
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