
Let's start with one for Nan who collects red barns

A mystery picture for you. Can you identify this object?

American Goldfinch and Pine Siskin
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Hemlock backed by sunset sky

These holes were made by a woodpecker called the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. All but one are from at least last summer if not older. I did not notice the newer one, lower and to the right, until I was looking at this photo on the computer. So even though I may only see a sapsucker once or twice a year I know there was at least one in the area not too long ago.

Wishing you blue skies
(Love ya Nan!)
Oh that's a lovely and bright blue sky, lucky you! And the red barn's cute, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the red barn and the blue skies! Love ya, too.
ReplyDeleteThe "mystery picture" is a spring from the remains of a fold-out sleeper sofa...with a coating of frost on top.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous has too much information to be anyone else but...oh, never mind. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI was gonna go with "box spring".
ReplyDeleteVery nice set. I like them all.
I had a sapsucker on the photo shoot for my sunday six. And I have six lousy photos to prove it.