That is a fantastic shot Jacob! I have been seeing these little woodpeckers on my water oak too. I also saw a huge pileated woodpecker hopping around on the ground last week. I couldn't believe how big he was. Unfortunately I didn't grab my camera quickly enough to get a picture!
This is a great photo. Aren't birds both rewarding and frustrating to photo? I just started a Chicago bird blog to go along with my city daily photo blog and it is so much fun. But I've taken nothing that is a cool as this one. Thank you for sharing it.
I hate it that my comments always get eaten at work!!! I even tried being anonymous and it still didn't go through.
Anyway - we have a lot of woodpeckers here but they are the red and black ones not the varigated variety. This is a beautiful guy though. You were lucky to get this photo!
belle prise photographique, la photo est superbe, ainsi que l'oiseau.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photography prize, the picture is superb, and the bird.
Beautiful bird!
ReplyDelete(And in some aspects it is simmilar to the woodpeckers I know, in some -- quite different.)
absolutely a brilliant capture!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beauty Jacob. A little different from the ones I have in the garden, but I can tell they are if the same family.
ReplyDeleteExcellent on the fly shot of such a beautiful bird. The surrounding greens are vivid in a way we never see here.
ReplyDeleteSo I see you decided to post a 'redhead' yourself! (Ha, ha!) Yours is at least a natural redhead!
ReplyDeleteAh lovely photo, lovely bird and perfect camouflage with the trunk and and the geranium basket!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe had one that took up residence in our utility pole. He did his pecking near the base for some reason and the pole had to be replaced.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, what a beauty! Nothing as colourful ever visits my yard.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and elegant bird!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot!
Léia
That is a fantastic shot Jacob! I have been seeing these little woodpeckers on my water oak too. I also saw a huge pileated woodpecker hopping around on the ground last week. I couldn't believe how big he was. Unfortunately I didn't grab my camera quickly enough to get a picture!
ReplyDeleteSuper capture. The redheaded business woman in her pinstriped suit. LOL MB
ReplyDeletemy what a lovely bird
ReplyDeleteFantastic catch!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous red headed bird! I've seen some in different american countries but I'm not sure if they are the same woodpecker species.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic shot. Beautiful bird and the color is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest woodpecker I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and leaving your comment. Come back tomorrow!
joy
A Pinay In EnglandYour Love CoachI, Woman
This is a great photo. Aren't birds both rewarding and frustrating to photo? I just started a Chicago bird blog to go along with my city daily photo blog and it is so much fun. But I've taken nothing that is a cool as this one. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful bird, nice photo!!
ReplyDeleteCool Capture! Super bird!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird. I have never seen one in real life -- though I've heard one! :)
ReplyDeleteThis shot is amazing - it's just perfect! That woodpecker is stunning and your composition couldn't be nicer! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI hate it that my comments always get eaten at work!!! I even tried being anonymous and it still didn't go through.
ReplyDeleteAnyway - we have a lot of woodpeckers here but they are the red and black ones not the varigated variety. This is a beautiful guy though. You were lucky to get this photo!
Great timing, Jacob. And exactly at the right place to take this outstanding shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture. Again, I loved the colors... superb!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. He is a "Red-bellied Woodpecker".
ReplyDelete