The red headed bird gives a nice avian view. The red berries are disappearing one-by-one by the creature. You wonder if this is how he keeps his feathers red...
You know when and how to be ready with that camera. Love the reds! Love the pose! Love the picture! Were you out in the woods, or do you have a special set up near the house to invite these creatures so close to you?
Oh, this guy I like a lot.:-) Look at him, isn't he adorable! What a wonderful moment you captured. Fantastic shot, really fantastic. Thanks for sharing. :-)
This is a gorgeous shot for Ruby Tuesday! I love the pops of red throughout the photo - in the berries, on the bird's head, and even a few splashes on the leaves. Beautiful!
The red headed bird gives a nice avian view. The red berries are disappearing one-by-one by the creature. You wonder if this is how he keeps his feathers red...
ReplyDeleteWow.. how do you do this every time? I mean really. You must live behind your lens. :) Beautiful, Kerri!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, Kerry! What kind of berry is it eating?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful shot for Ruby Tuesday. You captured those red berries and the the red bellied woodpecker.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular capture! This is great!
ReplyDeleteI think this is terrific! The colors are perfect.
ReplyDeleteVery delicate capture!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I wish I could "hang" like that:)
ReplyDeleteWow Outstanding shot,great blog too,thanks for your wonderful comments on our Blog.
ReplyDeleteJohn.
It's a terrific capture!!!
ReplyDeleteAn awesome shot!
ReplyDeleteThe juxtaposition of his little red head and the red berry is perfect!
Wow..Great shot, woodpecker or sometimes hard to get. happy RT
ReplyDeleteKerri, an excellent capture! Happy Ruby Tuesday! Good luck in the Giveaway! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really wonderful. What a great moment.
ReplyDeleteLove it, its a beauty.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! This is an extraordinary picture.The colors,the pose,it's all perfect.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
I love that picture, it's a great shot!
ReplyDeleteNo doubt about. I've barely scratched the surface of Ruby Tuesday this week and this will, hands down, be my favorite. Love woodpeckers.
ReplyDeleteThis is a mesmerizing shot. I love your photography. I bet you are really quiet when you're capturing images of wildlife aren't you?
ReplyDeleteI love the colors. The combination of the bird and dogwood berries is a winning combination.
ReplyDeleteOh, Kerri, I love this photo. Just great.
ReplyDeleteYou captured a great moment Kerri! I don't know how you did it but it's a wonderful sight!
ReplyDeleteSharon
Wow, what a great capture!!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a Kodak moment! Perfect timing!
ReplyDeleteCute pose!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, awesome shot! You ARE a creative photographer! :)
ReplyDeleteMy RT entry is here.
Happy RT! :)
You know when and how to be ready with that camera. Love the reds! Love the pose! Love the picture! Were you out in the woods, or do you have a special set up near the house to invite these creatures so close to you?
ReplyDeleteOh my heart, you captured it perfectly! Love it!
ReplyDeletePlease take a peek on my first Ruby Tuesday entry. Seeyah!
Absolutely amazing capture!
ReplyDeletegeesh! thanks for sharing i havent seen a live woodpecker til now :)
ReplyDeleteu may view mine if u have time
Oh, this guy I like a lot.:-) Look at him, isn't he adorable! What a wonderful moment you captured. Fantastic shot, really fantastic. Thanks for sharing. :-)
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ReplyDeleteHow fun! I love that you caught him with a mouth full!
ReplyDeleteYou caught a splendid moment !
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and interesting :-)
Still, a wonderful shot. i know how quick you need to be when photo-shooting birds.
ReplyDeletei am always surprised to see the American robin as he is so different from ours. But both birds are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous shot for Ruby Tuesday! I love the pops of red throughout the photo - in the berries, on the bird's head, and even a few splashes on the leaves. Beautiful!
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