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His and Hers red breasted woodies

 
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Jan 08, 2017 18:06 |  #1

Male and female red breasted woodpeckers from Northern Ohio

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Jan 09, 2017 14:09 |  #2

awesome portraits Mike- I like no. best cool tree and snow


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Jan 09, 2017 16:25 as a reply to  @ CaptBob's post |  #3

CaptBob - the "tree" is my magic piece of driftwood. It was small in size, unique in shape and color and served as the perfect perch for photos. I had it sitting in the wives flower box hanging on the deck railing. I placed seed right on the railing top and the birds would land on the driftwood, then hop down and get their seed. Sort of like a staging area for photos before you get to eat. Had a little portable blind about 6 foot away and got lots of great pics with that setup.

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