I guess she was checking me out. Either that, or she was trying to figure out if my camera was actually a weirdly shaped snack. When I asked if she’d ever seen one before, she just laughed—which I’m choosing to interpret as a standing ovation for my photography skills.
~ Rick
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I have always been fascinated by the White-breasted Nuthatch. I love watching these agile birds creep headfirst down tree trunks, probing the bark for insects. Their compact, almost neckless appearance and unique upside-down foraging habits make them truly remarkable.
~ Rick
This White-breasted Nuthatch was like a vacuum going up and down the tree looking for his lunch.
~ Rick
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This White-breasted Nuthatch had a sunflower seed and was taking it to the trees to chow down.
~ Rick
Check out my vlog, which includes more of my photography and videography: tales.photos (on YouTube). Remember to like, comment and subscribe!
My photo blog can be found at tales.photos.
©2019 ©2020 ©2021 ©2022 ©2023 ©2024 @2025 Rick Cartwright
The White-breasted Nuthatch have great climbing skills.
~ Rick
Check out my vlog, which includes more of my photography and videography: tales.photos (on YouTube). Remember to like, comment and subscribe!
My photo blog can be found at tales.photos.
©2019 ©2020 ©2021 ©2022 ©2023 ©2024 @2025 Rick Cartwright