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Managed to grab a quick photo of a redheaded woodpecker out my front window...I cropped it a lot to bring it closer...

Lilac-JadeCanada 9 Oct 27
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Yes, pileated. The red-head had a really red head.

BirdMan1 Level 8 Jan 26, 2021
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Pileated woodpecker. Even more impressive.

Mooolah Level 8 Oct 28, 2020
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My prior home was in the woods. We were surrounded by trees and had every woodpecker native to KY there.

freeofgod Level 8 Oct 27, 2020
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Nice catch. A red headed woodpecker doesn’t have a crest. That looks like a Piliated Woodpecker. Big and flys like you would think a pterodactyl would fly. So much fun to see!

I don't know birds that well....I just saw the red & grabbed my phone. I caught it between the curtains, & was careful not to startle anything. The colour isn't great even though I tried to ''doctor'' it some after cropping.

Yeah, just looked it up, & pileated is the one....shows my lousy photography....hahahaha.....

@Lilac-JadeCanada The picture wasn’t that bad... I figured it out!

@Lilac-JadeCanada Birds are hard to get a great picture of. One action I learned is that when wanting to get a picture of a bird just before it takes flight is they usually crap. I once was trying to get a picture of a Bald Eagle just as it was going to take flight from a piling in Young's Bay, got all set up, and had to wait for about half an hour before it crapped and I started taking pictures, I got it. I have to find these as most of them worked out great Will Post if I find them.

@dalefvictor Especially when trying to grab a quick photo through the window between the gap in the curtains.

@dalefvictor Interesting observation. They don't do that all the time, but, iI expect, often enough.

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