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- Jim Kinnunen Contact Jim Kinnunen Jim Kinnunen's Gallery |
Very colorful portrait, Lyn!
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Carolyn J. Connolly |
Gorgeous bird capture, Lyn - even if you did have to "give" a little seed to encourage it in, so that you could then "take" it's photograph!! ;o) As an Aussie I don't recognise this bird - sorry!! ;o) What is it?! :o)
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Laura E. OConnor |
LOVE the title...so true. Sometimes we have to work extra hard for the sweet stuff... Beautiful clarity and expression on your friend, Lyn!
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kathleenkparkerphotography.com - Kathleen K. Parker Contact Kathleen K. Parker Kathleen K. Parker's Gallery |
Cute title and splendid shot, Lyn! Kathleen
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Lyn E. Adams |
Thanks all for your generous comments. This little fellow (not so little really) is a red-headed sapsucker (a North American wood pecker variety). He normally drills holes in trees to feed on sap and insects. A suet block feeder is an excellent source of an easy meal. Otherwise, it would be very difficult to get this close to one. He has become a fairly regular visitor to my balcony feeder :-).
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Laura E. OConnor |
CAREFUL! We had some of these kill our sugar maple trees back in NJ! They're beautiful, but BOY do they do a number on the trees! The feeder is a great alternative!
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Rita Snow |
Beautiful color great job Lyn..Rita
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- Sherry Stricklin Boles Contact Sherry Stricklin Boles Sherry Stricklin Boles's Gallery |
Great capture, Lyn...these birds are so beautiful!
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