Found a Peanut!
Red-bellied Woodpecker14 total reviews
Comment from nikman
Maybe someone made a mistake in the naming? Your fine composition captures a lovely moment! Not sure how your woodpecker would digest that big nut! Exposure and sharpness are good. Well done
reply by the author on 26-Dec-2018
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Maybe someone made a mistake in the naming? Your fine composition captures a lovely moment! Not sure how your woodpecker would digest that big nut! Exposure and sharpness are good. Well done
Comment Written 22-Dec-2018
reply by the author on 26-Dec-2018
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Lol, thank you for your nice review. I watched him peck away at it the same way Blue Jays do. They seem to break eat them in small bits before eating.
Comment from memephotos
very nice stop action shot
the detail of branch and nut and bird all over is top work
focus & light plus colours all very good .nice frame .& notes interesting . thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 24-Dec-2018
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very nice stop action shot
the detail of branch and nut and bird all over is top work
focus & light plus colours all very good .nice frame .& notes interesting . thanks for sharing
Comment Written 22-Dec-2018
reply by the author on 24-Dec-2018
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Thank you! :)
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Most welcome
Comment from alaskapat
Wow! I didn't know that woodpeckers liked peanuts! Nice timing to capture this one with the peanut in beak, I like the position allowing the slight angle which shows a nice view of the profile , the eye and the peanut. This is of course, well focused, the image is clear, exposure is well managed, colors and tones appear natural. Well composed and presented! This was a pleasure to view!
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reply by the author on 24-Dec-2018
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Wow! I didn't know that woodpeckers liked peanuts! Nice timing to capture this one with the peanut in beak, I like the position allowing the slight angle which shows a nice view of the profile , the eye and the peanut. This is of course, well focused, the image is clear, exposure is well managed, colors and tones appear natural. Well composed and presented! This was a pleasure to view!
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Comment Written 22-Dec-2018
reply by the author on 24-Dec-2018
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Thank you! I didn't know they did either, but apparently they do :)
Comment from Sean T Phelan
Cool,Grace!
That's a fine looking picture of this interesting creature that you've captured for us,my friend!
It's fascinating to think about what evolutionary factors and environmental circumstances might have influenced the development of these wonderfully unusual types of birds!
~Sean
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reply by the author on 24-Dec-2018
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Cool,Grace!
That's a fine looking picture of this interesting creature that you've captured for us,my friend!
It's fascinating to think about what evolutionary factors and environmental circumstances might have influenced the development of these wonderfully unusual types of birds!
~Sean
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Comment Written 22-Dec-2018
reply by the author on 24-Dec-2018
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Thank you Sean! I like how your mind works. I think it evolutionary factors are interesting too!
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You're very welcome,Grace!
I've always thought that the myriad ways in which the planet's Life Force works are just UTTERLY FASCINATING! : )