I like your favorite best too, but also the Blue Jay and 2031 deer next..
always puzzled me why they call those woodpeckers "red-bellied" instead of "red-capped, or red headed"
Glad to hear your knee is mending so well -- I'm guessing that surgery is something that will be something I might need in a couple of years:-(
ann On 4/24/2016 1:08 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
Shot some pics at the Stage Nature Center in Troy, Mich. this morning. I would guess this woodland is several hundred acres, so it provides something close to natural habitat for the critters. It’s not completely fenced, so the population moves in and out a bit. The deer are definitely less shy than those in the wild, which is a good thing for a photographer. Here’s a little gallery of this morning’s pics: http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1090436 This is my favorite. Two woodpeckers ready to do battle: http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=18223288&size=lg All shot with the k-3, DFA 150-450 and 1.4X converter. BTW, the last time I ventured this far into the nature center was a month of so before my knee operation. I couldn’t walk more than a few hundred yards before the pain became unbearable. That convinced me to go for the operation. Today was pain free, although i was very cautious, given all the tree roots on the trails. Don’t want to fall on the new knee yet, since the bone is still bonding. Paul
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