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Dec 9 2018

Sapsucker too close

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I visited the Ridgefield NWR on Dec. 8, 2018 and was stopped on the road, taking shots of chickadees in trees outside the driver’s-side window, …

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Aug 22 2018

See the frog in this photo?

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This is probably the most surprising image I have taken in my almost 11-year run as a bird photographer.  Dec. 23, 2009, at the Ridgefield …

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Jan 9 2018

Sapsucker in Winter

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On my first 2018 visit to the Ridgefield NWR, I spotted this Red-breasted Sapsucker.  It was a relatively dry but overcast day at the refuge, …

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Jun 30 2017

Dusty birdie in the middle of the road

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While driving the 4-mile auto tour route at the Ridgefield NWR, June 28, 2017, I came upon a bird taking an extreme dust bath.  This …

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Sep 21 2015

Downy at the Carty Unit

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I mentioned in my previous post that I was surprised when I showed up at the Ridgefield NWR River ‘S’ Unit, Sep. 18, at sun …

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Jun 4 2015

Mt. Tabor Flicker

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It’s been a while since my last visit to Mt. Tabor Park in Portland, OR, as most trips there are a bust for me in …

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Jul 18 2014

Red-shafted, Female, Northern Flicker

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This pretty female Northern Flicker landed on a branch in subdued light at the Ridgefield NWR on July 16, 2014.   Canon 5D Mark III, …

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Jul 5 2014

Northern Flicker Portrait

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A Northern Flicker posed just off the road at the Ridgefield NWR, June 26, 2014.      Canon 5D Mark III, 1/125, f4, ISO 2500, …

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May 4 2014

Early Morning Portrait

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One of my first shots on the morning of May 2, 2014, at the Ridgefield NWR.  This Northern Flicker perched on a post near the …

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Jun 6 2013November 26, 2019

Pileated Head Shot

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This is a close up shot of the Pileated Woodpecker I spotted on May 31, 2013, at the Ridgefield NWR.  He leaned a little to …

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