Sep 22, 2025
Great spotted woodpeckers use their strong beaks like jackhammers, pecking up to 20 times per second without getting headaches—nature’s toughest percussionists!
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Great spotted woodpeckers use their strong beaks like jackhammers, pecking up to 20 times per second without getting headaches—nature’s toughest percussionists!
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Great spotted woodpeckers drum on trees to mark territory. No voice? No problem.
Twig Whispers 🌿
by calmin.gram
This guy decided to crash my recent photo shoot in the woods. I wish I had a telephoto lens with me...
A forest bird never wants a cage.
Henrik Ibsen
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Wood warbler (Phylloscopus sibilatrix)
“Little green bird”. People sometimes ask me what a particular bird is, based on colour and size. This is a male Siskin. Its smaller than a sparrow, about the size of Blue Tit. Its a finch. They mainly inhabit conifer forests, rarely seen in cities but common out here in Kielder. This one will be taking food back to its chicks.