Here's a try at another species of woodpecker- this one the Downy- captured at Little Shimogue, New Brunswick, last Saturday. These birds are perfectly adapted to cold winters, as evidenced by the feathers covering the nasal openings.
The late afternoon light was harsh and there was a lot of branch clutter which I cloned out. There are still too many branches. Still learning a huge amount from the site. Thanks!
40D, 100-400mm @ 400mm. 1/1000s, F10, ISO 640, Dfine noise reduction 50% crop







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