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Tretåig hackspett - Picoides tridactylus - Three-toed Woodpecker
NF Photo 130427, Ekoparken, Färna
Om Tretåig hackspett på wiki
About Three-toed Woodpecker on wiki
This one should be a female as the top of the head is white. The male is light yellow on the top. I took these in teh end of april but just realized I had not posted them. Strange as it is a new one to my blog. I hope you like her. I do!
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Om Tretåig hackspett på wiki
About Three-toed Woodpecker on wiki
This one should be a female as the top of the head is white. The male is light yellow on the top. I took these in teh end of april but just realized I had not posted them. Strange as it is a new one to my blog. I hope you like her. I do!
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She is beautiful and very handy ... that is quite a house she has prepared for herself and her family to be. Beautiful shots ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Fantastic...... Wow what a post!
ReplyDeleteI caught up with this species while in the Kuusamo region of Finland. Unfortunately my images were distant and against a foggy backdrop..... yours are exceptional
What great birds. Is that a silver birch tree they are pecking in to. Our Great Spotted Woodpeckers nested in Silver Birch trunks this year. From findlay
ReplyDeleteA great series of photos. Very interesting to see the woodpecker popping into and out of the hole.
ReplyDeleteCute shots of the woodie, I really love the last shot!
ReplyDeleteOh How Neat...I was just reading about the 3 Toed Woodpecker for the first time last evening and then I see these shares. Your images are even better than the one I saw in the book that I was reading from!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs of this beautiful woodpecker! It's amazing how quickly they can drill a new hole.
ReplyDeletebeautiful to see and photograph; thanks for sharing your woodpecker
ReplyDeleteOh this is a wonderful series,
ReplyDeleteExcellent captures!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots of this pretty bird.
ReplyDeleteFina bilder på hackspetten, speciellt den sista är snygg.
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