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Female hairy Woodpecker



Author 'Mimosa' (Id 58880 ) : A hairy Woodpecker female, difficult to photograph the peaks, unless you are already installed before he arrives, ca depends on the types also, last summer, I back in place two feeders, that I had just fuel, a block has steep a feeder a sunflower seed, although he! Even to go to back to place a rating before I had a mesange and on the other a female downy Woodpecker I am the standing remains, I almost had the air of a scarecrow, I observed a my taste, especially the mesange peak it focuses, a beautiful time...



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EXIF : Brand: Fujifilm | Camera: FinePix A210
Aperture: f/4.8 | Exposure time: 1/640 s | ISO: 100 | Focal: 16.5 mm | Metering: Multi-segment (5)
Prog. expo.: Priorité ouverture (2) | Correction: 0 EV | Flash: Non (24) | Date: 01/01/2003 00:00:31
Female hairy Woodpecker: 5 Comment(s) | Very Good (4.2/5)
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> Malafouine [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] (http://) >Reply Apr 14, 2008
I see two peaks on this photo but I prefer the left one, it is superb. His plumage is beautiful and would have deserved a little more sharpness.
 
> Ninik [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 13, 2008
Thank you Mimosa for all these pictures of birds. It is a pleasure to be able to contemplate at ease.
 
> Le fan belfortain [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 13, 2008
The absence of a red spot on the back of the head indicates that it is the female 'hairy Woodpecker' (Picoides villosus). Any touch ups can give a + to this template. Congratulations and thanks for letting me know.
 
> Crivindiou [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 13, 2008
Although it's a bit far away to appreciate it at its fair value, the hairy woodpecker, the hooded zebra and coat to a pea, is rare and delicious ! I nevertheless raises the question : why hairy ?
 
 > Author Mimosa [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 13, 2008
 
Thank you ! For your comments, to answer your question, the hairy woodpecker, it is the name he bears, yet not more disheveled than another, but if you ask me, is that you don't know the birds of Quebec, there was the hairy woodpecker, the minor peak, the peak stained, woodpecker striped woodpecker, black-pic flamboyant ; I would like to have a picture soon to show it to you, more rare to observe the red-headed woodpecker, pic à ventre roux, the last and not the least of which the great peak, this is like that you will be able to compare our species to peak, I'm on the terminal of the Laurentides and the Outaouais, thanks again !
 
 > Crivindiou [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 14, 2008
 
Not being clairvoyant, I could only guess that you lived in Quebec ! Because it's not there it's cold ! I am so happy to greet you Mimosa of Canada !
 
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