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Alongside the cheery chickadees and nuthatches flitting through the branches, this industrious Downy woodpecker didn’t mind a nearby admirer…

Downy Woodpecker, North Saskatchewan River Valley

Downy Woodpecker, North Saskatchewan River Valley

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Sheri December 27, 2014 at 6:29 am

I see that new camera is being put to good use. Nice pic!

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