He sat on the peanut feeder for the longest time and didn't mind that I kept creeping a bit closer to get a good photo.
- Crafty Gardener
- Ontario, Canada
- My blog, like life, is a mixture of all sorts of things . . . gardening, nature, crafts and photography.
July 07, 2010
Baby Woody
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Birds,
feathered lens friends,
lens friends,
woodpeckers
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Darling little guy. What a great photo.
ReplyDeleteAw, what a cutie! I had one recently visit the peanut feeder. And like you, I kept inching closer and closer to him until - I SWEAR! - I was about two feet away before he finally flew away. Sad thing is, I didn't have my camera with me that day...darn... Talk about missing a kodak moment!
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the little woodpecker; it's amazing.
Waving the heat goodbye would be soooo nice. Too hot to anything outside unless it is before 9am. Great shot of the baby woodpecker, what size is your new lens.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, you captured it well. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteTerrific shot and what a cute little guy.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
Great photo---I need to get me one of those peanut feeders. We too, here in northeast Tennessee, are scorching! 102 deg. yesterday. We've never seen anything like it. That was WITHOUT the humidex (I love your new word :D )
ReplyDeleteGarden of Threads - My lens is a 55-250 IS for the Canon T1i camera.
ReplyDeleteWater Roots - those Kodak moments always seem to happen when the camera is elsewhere
Angie - it is way too hot to do anything for any length of time outside
Thanks to everyone for taking time to comment.