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WW: What bird is it?

12:00 AM   ,   23 comments

It had rained the night before. We went to look at the progress in harvesting the cane and then we saw him. He pecked at the tree for over an hour! We just watched him. It was our gift. And it was foggy and we couldn't see the canefield anyway.

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23 comments :

  1. Kristin1/13/10, 12:54 AM

    what great shots!

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  2. Sukhmandir Kaur1/13/10, 1:40 AM

    Amazing isn't it. If we did that even once we'd have a splitting headache, but they keep at it until the split the wood. Hope you get pictures of the cane field too that would be neat to see

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  3. Kimberly@PrettyPinkMomma1/13/10, 3:25 AM

    Nice pictures! Nature at its best :)

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  4. Anonymous1/13/10, 4:19 AM

    It's Woody! We used to hear those buggers all the time when we lived in our small N.H. forest. Persistent creatures.

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  5. Liz Mays1/13/10, 6:43 AM

    I can hear the sound from here! :)

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  6. Indrani1/13/10, 7:01 AM

    Great captures!
    I find it so difficult to capture them in action.

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  7. Jen1/13/10, 7:21 AM

    Wow! Those are some great photos.


    Stopped by from SITS.

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  8. Secret Mom Thoughts1/13/10, 7:24 AM

    Nice captures.

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  9. Felicia1/13/10, 7:33 AM

    It's a wood pecker right?

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  10. Rob1/13/10, 8:17 AM

    Awesome pictures!!

    Happy WW!

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  11. Auntie E1/13/10, 9:07 AM

    a Nantucket woodpecker. there are over 180 species of woodpeckers. Most all of them visit Nantucket.
    I love watching the Woodpeckers.
    My WW link for you

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  12. Anonymous1/13/10, 12:15 PM

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  13. XmasDolly1/13/10, 12:20 PM

    Sorry, I don't know one bird from the next. I just know I love to watch them, and see especially the colorful ones.

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  14. Cascia Talbert1/13/10, 12:41 PM

    That is some kind of wood pecker, right? Cool shots!

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  15. Marice1/13/10, 12:43 PM

    woodpecker? great captures!

    u may view mine here

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  16. Anonymous1/13/10, 1:29 PM

    Sweet! Those photos are tough to come by as the birds just don't remain still for long. Nicely done...

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  17. Unknown1/13/10, 1:53 PM

    Well, I am in Ohio and we have Downy Woodpeckers, which is what that looks like. It is definitely a Woodpecker of sorts. They are so hard to get good close up shots, but great job.

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  18. Alesha @ Full Time Mama1/13/10, 4:38 PM

    So neat! Did you go look at the hole? How'd he do? =)

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  19. Anonymous1/13/10, 6:41 PM

    Love the photos

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  20. JDaniel4's Mom1/13/10, 7:34 PM

    What great shots! Thanks for your encouraging words!

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  21. sheila1/13/10, 8:20 PM

    I'm almost positive it's a Downey Woodpecker. So is the husband...who's into birds. lol

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  22. Brenda1/13/10, 10:37 PM

    I love those special moments and you caught that beautifully in the picture.

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  23. LifeRamblings1/14/10, 1:57 AM

    cool captures and how precious. Happy WW!

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