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Spotting the Pileated Woodpecker

March 10, 2026June 21, 2024 by Steve Creek
Pileated Woodpecker clinging to a dead tree trunk at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma

I photographed a striking Pileated Woodpecker in Arkansas and share details about spotting this impressive forest bird.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography, National Wildlife Refuges, Oklahoma Wildlife Locations, Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Tags Arkansas birds, Backyard birds, Bird Watching, keystone species, Nature Photography, Pileated Woodpecker 2 Comments

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Eastern Bluebird Nest Box Empty: A Bittersweet Update

August 21, 2026June 17, 2024 by Steve Creek
Eastern Bluebird Chick Before Leaving The Birdhouse

he eastern bluebird nest box is suddenly empty. Learn why bluebird chicks often fledge overnight and what this bittersweet moment means.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, eastern bluebird, empty nest, fledglings, Nature Photography, nest box, Wildlife observation 2 Comments

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Why Backyard Birds Depend on Fresh Water

May 28, 2026June 17, 2024 by Steve Creek
A Red-bellied Woodpecker balances on the edge of a backyard birdbath to take a sip of water.

Fresh water is crucial for backyard birds. Learn why birdbaths are essential and get simple maintenance tips to support local wildlife.

Categories Bird Photography, Wildlife Photography Techniques Tags Backyard birds, Bird feeding, bird health, Bird Watching, Birdbath, birds, hydration, Wildlife habitat 1 Comment

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Bluebirds vs. Robber Flies: Backyard Birds Break the Rules?

August 21, 2026June 16, 2024 by Steve Creek
Eastern Bluebird With Robber Fly

Eastern bluebirds are skilled hunters. Watch how these backyard birds catch and eat robber flies in this surprising wildlife encounter.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, Bird behavior, birds, citizen science, eastern bluebird, insect prey, robber fly, Wildlife observation 2 Comments
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