Patrick
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While the female Pileated Woodpecker is busy eating on the suet, the male is investigating the nut feeder.
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I observe birds every day on my walk, on travel or just from my backyard. I have been doing the Backyard Count on the weekends. In the 4 years that I have been doing this, I have counted about 30 species of birds, visiting or just passing by my feeders. Once in a while, you see something you do not expect and have to be ready. This beautiful Pileated Woodpecker has learned that suet can be a supplement on her diet, and sometimes a male stop by.
Canon 5D Mark III, Lens 100-400 Canon.
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Birds in flight is not easy especially when you have only a few second to react. This Black Vulture came from my left and I had only a few second to react before it disappears. Three shots and I think they came quite nice. Interesting lights and clear view of it face.
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I live in a townhouse community and crows have learn that birds build their nest under decks. They fly low or walk along fences to check for new nest or young birds. It is fascinating to see them every year patrolling the area.
Canon 5D Mark III, Lens 100-400 Canon. 
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