These photos were taken April 2012.
Sharing here as a follow up to my post about Birds In Our Garden
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It is hard to believe that such a small bird can mkae a big hole like that.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Wow I have never seen anything like that before!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Filip and Kristel it is hard to believe
that a small bird can make such a hole!!!
Great photo.
Have a good weekend.
Fiona
That's amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWe have a woodpecker here often but I think the nest is in the Dr's yard over the road as I have not tracked it down so far :( Great photos. Diane
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a woodpecker.
Have a great weekend.
Mette
good gravy that woodpecker has been doing a whole lot of pecking ...
ReplyDeleteI have never see one make a hole like that I too would love to see him..
hugs, Cherry
Wow, they are very industrious!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a delight to see this excellent woodpecker nest. Greetings and happy weekend.
ReplyDeletewow. looks like a drill did it instead of a beak..they are amazing!
ReplyDeleteAren't they just amazing creatures!! How diligent he must have been....
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a woodpecker's nest before. I snapped a picture of a wood pecker at the cottage...I'll have to post it sometime.
ReplyDeleteAmazing,how you have captured the hole and nest!
I love the pink flower and bee!
Wow, Linda! They work hard on their nest. Great shots and thanks for sharing. I love the woodies.
ReplyDeleteWe had woodpeckers in Germany. well, never really sean them, but heard them often. Amazing birds.
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Thank you for sharing
Gigi
I've only heard their "rapping" but have never seen what they can really produce! A large hole! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteI think I've never seen such a close-up of a woodpecker nest. Fantastic find!
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised to find that a bird digs such a big hole.
ReplyDeleteI's nice that your garden is enough large to welcome the bird.