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Wakodahatchee Wetlands.
This photo to shows how the bird uses its long legs
拍攝地點：台灣台中縣大雪山
型態特徵
體長16公分，雄鳥頭上至背部鼠灰色，喙基部至眼後有醒目的三角形黑斑。腹部白色或是橙色，尾羽黑色有藍色光澤，覆羽淡紅褐色，飛羽黑色。喉至胸脅淡紅褐色，腹部中央，尾下覆羽白色。雌鳥身體背部大致同雄鳥，但是覆羽鼠灰色，喉部至腹部灰色，腹部略帶橙色，尾下覆羽白色。
生活習性
棲息於開闊的闊葉林地、次生林、森林邊緣、灌叢、針葉林。通常成對或是小群活動，喜歡停在針葉樹木的頂端，不甚懼人，以松果、禾本科植物種子或是薔薇科植物為食，也吃白蟻等昆蟲。
分布
共3亞種，分布於亞洲東部及東南部，包括台灣、中國中部至西藏、尼泊爾、印度東北部及不丹。本種為留鳥，分布海拔由1,500～3,500公尺。
While at the Merișor Forest Natural Park, searching for any friendly bird who would like to pose for me, I stumbled across this Gray-headed Woodpecker standing on a tree, watching my every move.
I’m already working on modding the new cyclops that JUST came out from ferocious muffin. The head is mod, unrigged, the ears can be selected and turned transparent, there are cute expressions, it blinks, and so many other things. It was an insta-buy after I saw it. It also has an applier kit and uv stuff with it. So easy :D
Taken at the Reifel Bird Refuge near Ladner, British Columbia, Canada.
An experiment in beak and head bokeh.
Northern Pinhead ...uh....I mean Pintail.
Wikipedia: The red-headed woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocephalus) is a small or medium-sized woodpecker from temperate North America. Their breeding habitat is open country across southern Canada and the eastern-central United States. It is rated as least concern on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)'s Red List of Endangered species, having been downlisted from near threatened in 2018.
Conservation status: Least Concern
Buzzard in flight taken at Walworth Castle Bird Of Prey Centre, Walworth, County Durham on 17/06/2018.
Mr Great Crested Grebe in full flow.
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Galahs in Perth, WA, Taken through the kitchen window. They have been visiting my home for years. Yes, yes I do give them the odd sunflower seed. They are very relaxed and knock at the window if I ignore them.
A slightly different take (and the last of the current dandelion shots) on the photo I posted earlier this week.
Best viewed large.
I took a walk up tomaree head at the end of a really hot day and once up there, I was witness to some breathtaking lightning! a tad scary when it came close enough to the hill and you could actually hear and feel it as the crashes hit all around.
It was a great day viewing Red-headed Woodpeckers at Newman Wetlands Center in Clayton County, Georgia
This is a view from Hope Park across Crow Park to The Heads (street name) in Keswick with the flanks of Skidaw in the background.
Keswick is an English market town and civil parish, historically in Cumberland, and since 1974 in the Borough of Allerdale in Cumbria.
The town, in the Lake District National Park, lies just north of Derwent Water, and 4 miles (6.4 km) from Bassenthwaite,
Rotkopfspecht - Red-headed Woodpecker - Melanerpes erythrocephalus
After travelling to Minnesota for many years I finally was able to get a decent shot of this beautiful bird and I'm very happy about it 😊
I wanted to do something interesting with a dandelion head. I don’t know what but I thought perhaps I might photograph it against the sun, or get close in and blow the seeds from its head away with an air pistol, or , or, ……or give it’s head a pink rinse, or….or…. But we had thunderstorms and where there were tens of thousands of seeded heads just ready to blow away on a whiff of breeze, there were tens of thousands of pin head stalks instead, the fragile seedlets washed away in an instant by pelting raindrops. However I found one quivering under the umbrella of a tree and picked it delicately to carry carefully home. But gentle as I was it took the merest tremor of my hand to make part of the head just fall away as silently and irreplaceably as hope slipping away for a dying person, to leave just sadness..............