Woodpeckers

Fore Wood, East Sussex, England, is an ancient woodland comprising hornbeam and oak high forest, sweet chestnut coppice and mixed coppice. Spring: common woodland birds including nuthatch, great spotted woodpecker, treecreeper, tit. Winter: rooks, fieldfare, redwing. Breeding birds include hawfinch, sparrowhawk, woodcock, cuckoo, tawny owl, great spotted woodpecker, nuthatch and willow tit.

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February 2010 (Explore on Dec 19, 2011) Deep in the archives... I finally got around to editing some of these pictures taken at Fort Whyte... This Downy Woodpecker was quite photographic on this day, giving me a number of opportunities to get a decent shot... Please press "L" to see the larger lightbox version for more detail and contrast... 400mm - ISO 400 - F8 - 1/640th

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Picture of a female downy woodpecker.

Blue, blushing faced, red feathers at low back of head Woodpecker, spotted with yellow under tailfeather's

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Do you know downy woodpeckers have lots of cousins? You may not know that some of these birds are regular visitors to your backyard. There are many birds out there that look quite similar to woodpeckers, especially downy woodpeckers. Contents show 1 01. Northern Flicker 1.1 #Characteristics 1.2 #Similarities 1.3 #Differences 2 02. Red-Breasted Sapsucker […]