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Saturday, November 16, 2019
Hungry Hairy
Taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.
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Hello,
Great capture of the Hairy Woodpecker. I hope it is safe from the Falcon. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.
Same disappearing act happen at my bird feeder. Give them a few days... the snow covered ground, their normal source of food, will force them to return.
What a lovely creature. Hope the disappearing act is indeed temporally.
Wonderful photo! We have lots of woodpeckers close to where I live. I hear them all the time. Hopefully the birds are being cautious while there is a predator about.
Awesome bird!
He's a beauty! Hopefully more will come there to eat!
A wonderful wee creature.
It is always good to see a Hairy Woodpecker. I suspect that it is not a regular prey species for a Peregrine Falcon and once the sustained cold of winter sets in it may be a more regular patron at the feeders. We have one that comes to our backyard sporadically, whereas two or the Downy Woodpeckers are there every day.
...perhaps the eats are better down the block.
He's beautiful Pat. It's certainly a tough world out there for birds and wild animals.
What a wonderful shot. I hope it comes back.
A beautiful bird.
This is not the kind of woodpecker I see, either in New England or Florida.
Our woodpeckers have been busy! So cold.
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