Outdoor Ontario
Photography => Ontario Birds => Topic started by: Shortsighted on April 04, 2025, 03:01:19 PM
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Brown creepers are starting to show up, but not in big numbers. I saw only one this morning along with its tree hugger cousin the nuthatch. I guess the sapsuckers are part of that club too.
(https://photos.smugmug.com/Outdoor-Ontario/Outdoor-Ontario/i-XdDWkvZ/0/LfmzLNnhLfBp2ZS4BLdNH5tFZrxkXtnsrSh3nd3PN/L/Creeper%2Cclipped%2Ccropped-L.png) (https://steinphotography.smugmug.com/Outdoor-Ontario/Outdoor-Ontario/i-XdDWkvZ/A)
Brown Creeper
(https://photos.smugmug.com/Outdoor-Ontario/Outdoor-Ontario/i-6BPL8H5/0/MPmkG3SZ3R7pwK3KxWq44d5Pwt6K5HqFj96BLfjdp/L/WB%20nuthatch%2Ccropped-L.png) (https://steinphotography.smugmug.com/Outdoor-Ontario/Outdoor-Ontario/i-6BPL8H5/A)
White-breasted nuthatch
(https://photos.smugmug.com/Outdoor-Ontario/Outdoor-Ontario/i-dc8Wp5d/0/NSJ69t5rJv8xZ5GnCCZcf4LjW9fgbprKbn46jz2DX/L/Sapsucker%20camo%2Ccropped-L.png) (https://steinphotography.smugmug.com/Outdoor-Ontario/Outdoor-Ontario/i-dc8Wp5d/A)
Yellow-bellied sapsucker ... note how well its back blends in with the tree's bark. The greenish-yellow on the woodpecker even matches the growth of mossy patches on the bark. Astonishingly well-suited in its camo cloak.