Woodpeckers anyone
/forum/topic/644892/0

end

Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

Got lucky last weekend when I stumbled across a woodpecker going in and out of a tree stump, from a distance I did'nt realise until I looked through my 500 that they had the Goods for the kids, Hope knowone gets grossed out, Wpoodpeckers must really like these, YUK!

#1 Is the coast clear


#2 Yep
This image is copyrighted by the owner

#3 Dad
This image is copyrighted by the owner

#4 Dad
This image is copyrighted by the owner

#5 Momma
This image is copyrighted by the owner

#6 Momma
This image is copyrighted by the owner

#7 Taking out the trash
This image is copyrighted by the owner



Jude Perera
Registered: Jan 10, 2007
Total Posts: 3249
Country: Sri Lanka

Nice set Steve. These guys are deficit to photograph. Thanks for sharing these.

Jude



Lil Judd
Registered: Oct 19, 2007
Total Posts: 6910
Country: United States

Congratulations Steve.

I got my first woodpeckers the other day. But with a 300mm & I seriously doubt I'll get anything out of them due to distance. But I found a nest as well so maybe I'll be lucky the next time...

Lil



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

Jude Perera wrote:
Nice set Steve. These guys are deficit to photograph. Thanks for sharing these.

Jude



Thanks Jude, I was pretty darn happy when I found these guys, Iv'e been after some good woodpecker shots for a while

Steve



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

Lil Judd wrote:
Congratulations Steve.

I got my first woodpeckers the other day. But with a 300mm & I seriously doubt I'll get anything out of them due to distance. But I found a nest as well so maybe I'll be lucky the next time...

Lil



Thanks Lil, good luck with your nest, they are a lot of fun to watch.

Steve



Karl Witt
Registered: Jul 11, 2007
Total Posts: 6653
Country: United States

Looks like a family of Ladder-backed woodpeckers for you That should be fun to watch and photograph. Nice shots, not too fond of the snacks but they must know best.

Karl



jakita33
Registered: Feb 06, 2006
Total Posts: 1672
Country: United States

Amazing series! What a great spot! Hope to see the little ones in later posts.

J



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

Karl Witt wrote:
Looks like a family of Ladder-backed woodpeckers for you That should be fun to watch and photograph. Nice shots, not too fond of the snacks but they must know best.

Karl


Thanks Karl, Might be good deep fried

Steve



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

jakita33 wrote:
Amazing series! What a great spot! Hope to see the little ones in later posts.

J


Thanks so much, looking that would be nice to see the fledglings

Steve



Tim Kuhn
Registered: Nov 29, 2006
Total Posts: 5560
Country: United States

Good for you! Well done. Keep your eye on them and keep us posted.

Tim



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

Tim Kuhn wrote:
Good for you! Well done. Keep your eye on them and keep us posted.

Tim


Thanks Tim

Steve



Nello Milanese
Registered: Sep 22, 2007
Total Posts: 2696
Country: Italy

Heh those guys are so cute..I like it where they take the trash out
You really got lucky Steve...i've been hearing them often but they're so far up I can't bearly see them through the branches!



fwyflyr
Registered: Jul 30, 2005
Total Posts: 5662
Country: United States

Steve -
A great set of behavior sequences. Looks like you have a great vantage point, too.
- Ken



thehotel
Registered: Jul 18, 2006
Total Posts: 3435
Country: United States

I sure would be happy with this series.



Wacky roger



David Israel
Registered: Nov 06, 2007
Total Posts: 1109
Country: United States

Steve, this is really a nice (behavior) series (as fwyflyr pointed out). The colors are great and images nice and sharp. Great stuff!

Dave I.



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

Nello Milanese wrote:
Heh those guys are so cute..I like it where they take the trash out
You really got lucky Steve...i've been hearing them often but they're so far up I can't bearly see them through the branches!


Thanks Nello, Iv'e been looking for an opportunity for some time, it pays to be persistant

Steve



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

fwyflyr wrote:
Steve -
A great set of behavior sequences. Looks like you have a great vantage point, too.
- Ken


Thanks Ken, Got lucky on this one

Steve



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

thehotel wrote:
I sure would be happy with this series.



Wacky roger


Thanks Roger

Steve



Steve A
Registered: Jan 17, 2006
Total Posts: 1889
Country: United States

David Israel wrote:
Steve, this is really a nice (behavior) series (as fwyflyr pointed out). The colors are great and images nice and sharp. Great stuff!

Dave I.


Thanks so much Dave

Steve



Rob Tillyer
Registered: Nov 17, 2007
Total Posts: 2004
Country: Canada

Good find. Thanks for posting.



harshaj1
Registered: Mar 13, 2004
Total Posts: 4699
Country: United States

Excellent find and great photography.
Harsha



anthony whitmo
Registered: May 29, 2007
Total Posts: 6369
Country: United States

Great captures of a feeding frenzy Steve !! Man those are some serious mouthfuls of bug and worm goo

Anthony



end