Finally found a Northern Flicker nest last season only to have the tree come crashing down during one of our violent rain storms. Here is the male poking his head out of the cavity. The female does not have the black mustache. There were actually 4 species nesting in this condo tree: a kestrel family which was also wiped out; a pileated which had already fledged; and a Red-bellied Woodpecker which hadn't laid its eggs yet. Another nest tree bites the dust.
Thank you for looking. Comments and/or critiques are always most welcomed and much appreciated.
Canon 1D4, Canon 500L & 2.0 TC @ 1000mm
F10, 1/1000sec, ISO 800, manual mode
Feisol tripod, Jobu head








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