We purchase our eggs and a few other food items from a farm not far from our home. Last week this turkey was enjoying some sun. I had to take the photo ... just because he survived the holiday.
~ Rick
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This is a Red-headed Woodpecker. Yes, the red is gone. I think he (or she) was molting, but its a little late in the season for that. I still think its a red-headed woodpecker.
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Wow, one photo with two birds. The best part is they both are in focus.
From the top is a White-brested Nuthatch attacking the suet. From the bottom we have a Downy Woodpecker. They are both skilled at holding on to the wood stand. Cool.
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We watched this American Crow land in a nearby tree .. but I was driving down this country road and the shot was too long for Teresa’s lens. What to do?
No problem. There were no cars coming either way so I stopped the car, then capture this photo.
I love this black and white photo. Yes, its a crow, but nature gives us all kinds of birds.
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Demo test ing
While we were taking photos earlier this week, I was commenting to Teresa that it had been a while since we had photographed a cardinal. The very next day, while walking on the bike trail in Piqua (Piqua [Linear Park](https://piquaoh.org/parks/linear-park/)), we saw four cardinals ... all in one spot. All I had with me was my iPhone. I started snapping photos as I walked towards them. This came out really great. One female, and 3 males, al in one capture. Simply beautiful. ~ Rick
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