all that often, but when I do it is usually in the fall. No doubt this is because the trees are mostly bare of leaves. Although I haven't identified the Woodpeckers the below the Northern Flicker yet, I thought you might enjoy the pictures I managed to get this year.The following is a yellow shafted Northern Flicker:
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| Northern Flicker on the ground |
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| Northern Flickr |
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| Northern Flicker and feather |
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| Northern Flicker Watchful |
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| Norther flicker in flight |
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| Just the wing |
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| On the tree trunk |
This one below is a female, notice the lack of red coloring on the head:
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| Through the fence |
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| Downy Woodpecker |
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| On the tree |
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| Searching for bugs |
Woodpecker in flight:
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| Downy woodpecker in flight |
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| Fast flight |
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| Downy woodpecker taking off |
This one is a male with a bright red spot on its head:
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| My backyard |
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| Upside down |
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| In between |
Enjoy,
Susan
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