Golden-Fronted Woodpecker 2 by CavalierLady

Photography • Animals • posted on Oct 01, 2015

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Another shot of the Female Golden-Fronted Woodpecker, showing her pretty yellow head patches. More info about them here: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Golden-fronted_Woodpecker/id Thank you very much for your views and comments.

Comments (20)

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Richardphotos

8:39AM | Thu, 01 October 2015

she is a beautiful bird. there are so many birds that are beautiful if one can see the details such as in your photos

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MrsRatbag

9:03AM | Thu, 01 October 2015

How beautiful she is!

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QuietRiot

10:09AM | Thu, 01 October 2015

What a fabulous capture!

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pat40

10:10AM | Thu, 01 October 2015

Glorious pic. you are so lucky

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rainbows

11:30AM | Thu, 01 October 2015

Such a beautiful bird and a first rate capture, dear Maria. HUgs. Di. xx

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netot

11:41AM | Thu, 01 October 2015

I agree with Richard. Stunning photo

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Cyve

12:02PM | Thu, 01 October 2015

Beautiful bird !

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Otto1969

12:25PM | Thu, 01 October 2015

Excelent capture!

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jayfar

1:29PM | Thu, 01 October 2015

And I really love this too Maria.

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durleybeachbum

2:28PM | Thu, 01 October 2015

Brilliant, this is equally spectacular!

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kgb224

4:05PM | Thu, 01 October 2015

Wonderful capture Maria. God bless.

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goodoleboy

6:31PM | Thu, 01 October 2015

The lovely woodpecker, faced with its embarrassment of riches, stops to ponder on where to start first with its wood pecking, Maria. Again stellar focus, patterns and textures in this pic. You have the luxury of tons of insect and avian species to record, whereas I'm limited to ants, miniscule spiders, crows and sparrows. That's it!

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