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I'll bet you guys wonder how I come up with so many bird pics.

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puddlejumper

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We are blessed in this part of our great country to have such variety. Plus, I stay ready to take pictures at any given moment, and have feeders set up at very convenient places. I just enjoy observing God's creation.
This is the Red Bllied Woodpecker, which lives here year round.
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Pileated woodpecker...they get to be up to 15 inches in length. The have a strong drumming sound...like a jackhammer on a tree. Most times people hear them and rarely see them. We have had the pleasure of one on a tree in our backyard. He wasn't 15 inches though but definitely a Pileated woodpecker.

Keep posting those great pics PJ. Thanks for sharing with us the beautiful creatures God has made.
 
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Because you feed them! :) Keep on clicking and posting! How ya feeling lately?
 
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