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Generally thought to be an eastern bird, I found this Yellow-shafted Norther Flicker (olaptes auratus) competing with two local Red-shafteds for our suet feeder this morning in the rain
A female red shafted Northern Flicker (Colaptes auratus) in for the suet at our feeding station. She also had a juvenile tagging along with her
Tellaro
Liguria
Saraceni mare nostrum infestantes sunt noctu profligati quod polipus aes cirris suis sacrum pulsabat
I was having lunch and a visitor showed up... Needless to say I ran for the camera...This is only the 3rd time I have seen them and one of the times I couldn't get the camera from the office quick enough...:-(
Hair: Rama - So-Yoon
Head: genus - Morph
Skin: Stray Dog - Yui
Brows: Simple Bloom - JuliaFire Small Straight
Eyes: Tville - Dream9 (Sands)
Dress: Ricielli - Noelia
This is the first Flicker that I've seen this year... I had hoped to see more but no luck so far....This is a type of Woodpecker.....
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SU45-130 with fast passenger train no. 77106 "Konopnicka" from Suwałki to Warszawa Zachodnia before reaching Augustów. May 4, 2001.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
SU45-130 z pociągiem pospiesznym 77106 "Konopnicka" z Suwałk do Warszawy Zachodniej na szlaku przed Augustowem. 4 maja 2001 roku.
Fot. Jarek / Chester
American Falls Reservoir, Idaho
A family gathering of Flickers. First there was one followed singly by two others. They would animatedly "talk" to each other then turn stock still. This process would repeat it self many times during the following 10 minutes before I left. I've never seen anything quite like it.