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Showing posts with label Woodpecker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodpecker. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Monday, March 03, 2014

Lesser Spotted Woodpecker

What a way to celebrate a Birthday, 59 again

A male LESSER SPOTTED WOODPECKER

For the first time in 3 years I managed to hear, see and digitally record this scarce little Woodpecker at Caster Hanglands.

A total of 15 visits were needed during the 3 years and only '' The Great Ornithologist in the Sky'' knows how many hours this represents?

 Dedication Eh!

Also Nuthatch, Tree Creeper, Goldcrest and a Tawny Owl calling in bright sunshine at Midday!

Sunday, September 01, 2013

Wryneck



Wryneck at Frampton Marshes, Lincs.

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Great Spotted Woodpecker

Great Spotted Woodpecker in a Peterborough Garden

Monday, May 30, 2011

Middle Spotted Woodpecker, Hungary


Middle Spotted Woodpecker
Hortobagy  National  Park, Hungary

Great Spotted Woodpecker


 Great Spotted Woodpecker
Hortobagy  National  Park, Hungary


Friday, June 18, 2010

Green Woodpecker

Our Green Woodpecker Nestling.
Although we believed the parents had been discouraged from nesting in their recently excavated nest hole, it was with much surprise that the above was spied yesterday afternoon.
My attention was drawn by a cacophony of calls from both parents in the surrounding trees and also from the weaker but as insistent noise from the single( I think) chick.
The adults obviously thought it was time for the nest to be vacated but baby Woody thought differently.
By 3.00pm today the chick(s) still had not fledged. It's head was still appearing from time to time but strangely no sounds were being made and also no signs of the parents!
The photographs took a good hour to capture for not only did I have to wait for the head to protrude but also for the wind to be of the correct strength and direction to uncover the nest hole from the encroaching leaves.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Green Woodpecker

Male Green Woodpecker having a well earned feed after completing the excavation of a nest hole in an Ash tree in the grounds of Thorpe Hall.

Saturday, September 16, 2006

Wryneck

An extremely accommodating Wryneck at Wareham Green, Norfolk.