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Submitted: December 26, 2012
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 7D
Shutter Speed:1/166 second
Aperture:F/6.3
Focal Length:400 mm
ISO Speed:1000
Date Taken:Dec 22, 2012, 9:37:57 AM
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Downyby =mydigitalmind

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Birds

I never realized how much the birds beat up the tree that I take many photos in. It's a good source for sap in the winter, so that could explain why! This was taken from my deck during a snowstorm last weekend.

Downy Woodpecker
Vestal, New York
Canon 7D / EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM

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*Lost-N-Beauty Apr 10, 2013

They like to beat up things without sap too... like my house . I wouldn't think these little guys could do so much damage but they do. Doesn't matter what season. And I feed them suet all year round. So even in winter they have food. I know that they love to eat bugs, sometimes I put out meal worms to try and bring in blue birds and entice the woodpeckers away from my house. I have both versions of these, quite a few of the tiny ones... and a male and female of the larger version. There is also another type of large woodpecker, not sure what that one is called either. But its the little ones that I see on my house pecking away! I want to fix it, but I have to find a way to stop them first. Or else it will be a waste of money.