I have a resident pair and I love to watch them annihilating stumps on the ground, you see large wood chips just flying in the air. Then you know when they are cruising too, they have a rather loud scream as they tear through the skies.
I love the link with your real life sighting earlier this week. We have kookaburras in our part of the world these woodpeckers look like they have a great personality. Thank-you for sharing
We were blessed to inherit 3 Audubon books from my mother-in-law. Our grands love the books too. Lori, beautiful print today ! PS, Aren’t we glad he had a loving father and his wife to raise and educate him.
How lucky to inherit those books! They are quite rare-and dealers remove the prints to frame and sell each print individually–you have a real treasure!
Thank you. MILaw lived til age 91 and was still talking about the birds coming to the feeder on her balcony in her beloved Neillsville, Wisconsin. We drove her more than once to the Mississippi to see the whooping cranes in their season. She never met a stranger and “educated” everyone about birds/nature.We appreciate the treasures she gave us.
We have these in our yard every summer. They are so fascinating to watch.
What Quilt Shop in your area do you like to shop at? I don’t live too far from Stillwater and was wondering where you shop locally. Enjoy your blog.
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Donna
I have a resident pair and I love to watch them annihilating stumps on the ground, you see large wood chips just flying in the air. Then you know when they are cruising too, they have a rather loud scream as they tear through the skies.
Marta, south Georgia
Donna, great writing..I can see and hear it…
Marilyn Larkin
I love the link with your real life sighting earlier this week. We have kookaburras in our part of the world these woodpeckers look like they have a great personality. Thank-you for sharing
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We used to sing a childhood song about kookaburras in an old oak tree!
Gail
Love this picture also. I have a craved one? There are in our woods! Thanks for sharing.
habarlow
I’ve lived in this house on a wooded lot for almost thirty years, but recently I saw my first PILEATED WOODPECKER! What a GRAND bird!
Lori Kennedy
Aren’t they cool!? You can hear them long before you see them. I knew they were in my woods, but didn’t see one in my yard until this year!
Marta, south Georgia
We were blessed to inherit 3 Audubon books from my mother-in-law. Our grands love the books too. Lori, beautiful print today ! PS, Aren’t we glad he had a loving father and his wife to raise and educate him.
Lori Kennedy
How lucky to inherit those books! They are quite rare-and dealers remove the prints to frame and sell each print individually–you have a real treasure!
Marta, south Georgia
Thank you. MILaw lived til age 91 and was still talking about the birds coming to the feeder on her balcony in her beloved Neillsville, Wisconsin. We drove her more than once to the Mississippi to see the whooping cranes in their season. She never met a stranger and “educated” everyone about birds/nature.We appreciate the treasures she gave us.
Ruth Briggs
Love this painting. We also have the Pileated “Woody Woodpeckers” come to our feeder. They make me think of pre historic times.
Lori Kennedy
Exactly! They are pre-historic looking! I just love them!
tonia conner
We have them too, but you rarely see them
Lori Kennedy
I have heard them in the woods frequently, but this was my first backyard sighting!
Karyla
We have these in our yard every summer. They are so fascinating to watch.
What Quilt Shop in your area do you like to shop at? I don’t live too far from Stillwater and was wondering where you shop locally. Enjoy your blog.
Lori Kennedy
I love Bear Patch Quilting in White Bear Lake–tons of fabric and loads of inspiration!
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