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    Senior Member polarbeardiggers's Avatar
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    Pecker of Woods

    it was very mild today for a winters afternoon and just could remain couped up any longer so late afternoon took a drive to the nearby park to shoot some birds with my point and shoot camera,these two are my best at a woodpecker of some kind.
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    Re: Pecker of Woods

    Can't say that I know what species that is. Interesting. Hope someone can ID it here.

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    Re: Pecker of Woods

    I believe that it's an American 3 Toed Woodpecker.
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    Re: Pecker of Woods

    According to my Audubons guide I concur on the 3 toed woodpecker... but just in case I will wait on paulnj to confirm it.
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    Re: Pecker of Woods

    very nice find and yup, that's a 3 toed
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    Re: Pecker of Woods

    thanks all,this bird was very camera shy,every time i thrash about in the snow for a good view , the pecker would move to the other side of the tree.lol.
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    Re: Pecker of Woods

    Quote Originally Posted by polarbeardiggers
    thanks all,this bird was very camera shy,every time i thrash about in the snow for a good view , the pecker would move to the other side of the tree.lol.
    Well then, sit still next time and quit thrashing.
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