This White-breasted Nuthatch was like a vacuum going up and down the tree looking for his lunch.
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This White-breasted Nuthatch was like a vacuum going up and down the tree looking for his lunch.
~ Rick
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This is a great White-breasted Nuthatch photo. I really love it.
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I guess the White-brested Nuthatch has the same cool eyes at the Titmouse I posted yesterday.
I love the textures in this photo. There is not as much color, but this Nuthatch brings the color to this scene.
If you have ever wondered how the Nuthatch do their gymnastics in the trees then take a look at her grip on this tree branch. I have always thought the neck as one of the pronouced featrues of the nuthach, but those talons (I guess we call them talons on smaller birds) ... serious.
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Normally, when I photography a White-breasted Nuthatch it is climbing on the side of a tree, often sideways or upside-down. . This is a great photo of a Nuthatch. ❤️
Update: I was thinking Nuthatch because I saw a few of them at this same spot, but this is not a Nuthatch. It is a Tufted Titmouse. I guess that is he is upright :). I will not change the title, but will acknowledge Dyna Edwards for catching this. Thank you, Dyna.
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Remember the game, ‘Pick-up Sticks’? This nuthatch was never able to pick up this stick. It did not keep him from trying ... for a long time.
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