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Tag Archives: snag
Comparisons Nikon V1 with 30-110, 70-300 VR and 70-200 VR with TC-17E
This morning was bright, cold and windy. On my morning walk, I passed the palm snag and noticed the Red-Bellied Woodpecker trying to stay warm on the sunny side of the snag and out of the wind. I figured he … Continue reading
Posted in animal behavior, Bird, Camera Gear
Tagged Nikkor 30-110mm, Nikkor 70-200mm, Nikkor 70-300mm, Nikon 1, Red bellied, snag, V1, Woodpecker
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A couple more from the Palm Snag
In the last post, I included a shot of an Osprey using a nearby palm snag as a lookout post and snack bar. That same snag houses a pair of Red-Bellied Woodpeckers in their new nest and a pair of … Continue reading
Snags are home too.
A snag is a dead tree that is still standing or has recently fallen. They may be dead as trees but can support an abundance of life. Plenty of insects to feed the hungry birds but they are also nesting … Continue reading
Posted in animal behavior, Bird, Wordpress Photo Challenge
Tagged cardinal, Osprey, pelican, Pileated, postaday, Red bellied, red-headed, snag, tree, wood stork, Woodpecker
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