I probably should have identified them, but my bird book is down at the house--not here at the apartment. The deep red-headed is our traditional red-headed woodpecker, the large one is the pileated woodpecker and the other is a yellow-bellied sapsucker...I think!
Wow, you even have a pileated....lucky you! We haven't seen a re-headed one here. He's pretty! We had a yellow-bellied sapsucker late in the winter (they're brown with black markings), and a red-bellied (that's what you have in the picture), as well as lots of downies and a few hairies These pictures you've taken are wonderful.
INcluding these two lovebirds (osprey) who came to watch the sunset. 
Wow - are they all different kinds of woodpeckers? Not the sort we have over here *goes off to look in bird book*
ReplyDeleteI probably should have identified them, but my bird book is down at the house--not here at the apartment. The deep red-headed is our traditional red-headed woodpecker, the large one is the pileated woodpecker and the other is a yellow-bellied sapsucker...I think!
ReplyDeleteWow! Tabor those birds are gorgeous! Just stunning photos!
ReplyDeleteWow, you even have a pileated....lucky you! We haven't seen a re-headed one here. He's pretty! We had a yellow-bellied sapsucker late in the winter (they're brown with black markings), and a red-bellied (that's what you have in the picture), as well as lots of downies and a few hairies
ReplyDeleteThese pictures you've taken are wonderful.