RE: Citizen Science: Project FeederWatch -- Count #16 Report 2019-2020 Season w/Original Photos

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Citizen Science: Project FeederWatch -- Count #16 Report 2019-2020 Season w/Original Photos

in hive-196387 •  5 years ago 

You are doing a good job well. Great pictures of birds. I have a woodpecker near the house, it is very large, the size of a cat, I tried to photograph it, but when it comes up, it flies away

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      ·  5 years ago 

    Yes, it is difficult photographing birds.

    Sometimes I miss a lot of good pictures because of a reflection as I prepare to take a photograph.

    There are a variety of different woodpeckers. In this area we have five different types of woodpeckers. Some are migratory and some stick around all year.

    Have a great week!
    Steem on,
    Mike

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