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For the birds...
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Mary Ann took these this morning...we had a blizzard yesterday...thought they might provide a bright spot in your day.
Flicker 210 2_12653509831001116.jpg403 x 270 - 20K
Flicker 210_12653485991001116.jpg418 x 280 - 18KHETfortyqtpi@earthlink.net (drop the HET) -
Finest example of what I believe to be a Flicker, that I've seen today!
John -
Never seen a flicker here in Utah. Do not know why, they seem to get on well with the snow? Other than eagles and other birds of prey our winters are void of birds... Spring has to be somewhere close....Brownie
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Very common in western Washington. Can be kind of a PITA when they start pecking on the varge rafter of your house or some such. Seem to be very persistent once they decide upon a place to peck.
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SamJ wrote:
Very nice - We don't get those here, just seagulls, woodpeckers, bluejays, etc., and the only ones that appear to hang around this time of year are the buzzards.Mary Ann took these this morning...we had a blizzard yesterday...thought they might provide a bright spot in your day.
Our snowstorm just arrived this afternoon, should be gone by tommorrow night - We're in the zone for 'maximum effect', and supposed to get a total of 20"-24" or more. I'll try to take some pictures, in between shoveling and plowing... :rolleyes:
