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“My home overlooks a Little River floodplain near Woodstock,” wrote Bill Witherspoon. “Numerous woodpeckers frequent my feeders and I have found numerous nest trees in the area. I took this photo the last week of July, as the adult had just fed the juvenile what appeared to be blue berries from a neighbors farm.” He went on to add, “the Red-headed Woodpecker is a gorgeous bird with a bright red head from which it got its name. This North American species, with its boldly-patterned plumage, is popular among the bird-watchers and is widely spread almost all across the country, and is known in different names like ‘flag bird’ and ‘patriotic bird’.”
“My home overlooks a Little River floodplain near Woodstock,” wrote Bill Witherspoon. “Numerous woodpeckers frequent my feeders and I have found numerous nest trees in the area. I took this photo the last week of July, as the adult had just fed the juvenile what appeared to be blue berries from a neighbors farm.” He went on to add, “the Red-headed Woodpecker is a gorgeous bird with a bright red head from which it got its name. This North American species, with its boldly-patterned plumage, is popular among the bird-watchers and is widely spread almost all across the country, and is known in different names like ‘flag bird’ and ‘patriotic bird’.”
By Pamela Miller
Sept 26, 2018

Calling amateur photographers!

Have you taken a great picture that you’d like to share with the world? One with action, great lighting and/or interesting subjects? E-mail it to communitynews@ajc.com. Please no selfies, for-profit promotional pics, group shots or anything you wouldn’t want your grandma to see.

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