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Thanks Moli! I also got "Forbidden" on that link - so glad I can now see the downey woodpeckers. I think "downey" fits them well, they seem a bit, well, more "fluffy" than ours! |
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Thanks, Moli! I didn't know I was posting a "taboo" image... ![]() Have you ever heard of the ivory billed woodpecker? It's an absolutely huge bird that frequented the Southern area of the country, principally in swampy areas; it has been supposedly extinct for ages but there have been some sightings in the last few years!! No one has managed to get a pic, but birders are still looking. Wouldn't it be great if this elusive bird has survived? ![]() ; |
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Its beautiful....just read all about it on google... http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:...aspx%3Fx%3D330 |
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....it certainly is a big bird - 30" wing span!! ![]() |
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We had this little chap on one of our nut feeders just now. I looked him up, and it seems that in America a very similar bird is called the Red-Breasted Nuthatch. Ours is just called a Nuthatch! ![]() |
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