His wings are rather damaged, but he still can fly very good.
What would have happened? Was it a bird snapping at his wings, but he could escape?
His wings are rather damaged, but he still can fly very good.
What would have happened? Was it a bird snapping at his wings, but he could escape?
Oh my!... Pigeons are awesome divers!
I love these young beauties, with their speckled outfit. Soooo lovely!!!!
He is so extremely quick and its a joy to see how he is ruffling and shaking to get his feathers all cleaned up.
I always am happy when I see him, however because of his camouflaged outfit I rarely see him.
I do hear him when he is laughing his socks off. And that's the reason I love this bird so much. He laughs at fear and worry. He reminds me of the laughing horse in Job 39: 22 (He laughs at fear and is afraid of nothing.)
(Now in these days so helpful as a reminder during the covid fear. The spread of fear and control, attached to the fraud and cover ups, is actually more of a problem than the virus.)
Here, the green woodpecker is eating the black ants, who are running up and down the bark of this oak.
Green woodpeckers always laugh!
I was waiting for him to fall in, but unfortunately he did not.
He has yummy food in his beak for the young.
I saw are at least 3 young coming to the feeding basket.
I just had put some oatmeal in the basket and within seconds they were there.
It seems the woodpeckers have young and with a beak full of oatmeal the parent flew off to feed his baby's.