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Northern Flicker Foraging Around a Tree Stump

May 5, 2025 by Steve Creek
Northern Flicker standing upright beside a weathered tree stump in a green yard.

Northern Flicker foraging in a tree stump shows its unique feeding habits. Learn how to spot and support this fascinating woodpecker.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, Northern Flicker, Wildlife observation, woodpeckers

Northern Flicker Between Pine Trees

November 23, 2024November 22, 2024 by Steve Creek
Northern Flicker Among the Pines

Northern Flicker perched between two pine trees in my yard. Its striking plumage and bold markings make it a standout. Photographed from my deck.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard birds, Bird behavior, Birdwatching, Nature Photography, Northern Flicker, pine trees, Wildlife Photography, woodpeckers

A Rainy Day Wildlife Photography Session

December 20, 2024July 9, 2024 by Steve Creek
Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird On A Stick Placed On Feeder

Capture a rainy day wildlife session from my deck with woodpeckers, hummingbirds, and a cottontail rabbit, thanks to a new bird feeder setup.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography, Rabbits Tags arkansas river, Backyard birds, Backyard wildlife, Bird feeders, Bird Watching, Cottontail Rabbit, Hummingbirds, Nature Photography, Wildlife Photography, woodpeckers 1 Comment

Red-bellied Woodpecker On Driftwood

May 7, 2024December 30, 2020 by Steve Creek
Red-bellied Woodpecker On Driftwood

I was excited to have a vibrant Red-bellied Woodpecker visit my backyard bird habitat in Arkansas. Learn more about this colorful woodpecker species.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard birds, Bird feeders, Bird photography, Bird Watching, woodpeckers

The Mystery of Tree Trunk Holes

January 19, 2025January 1, 2019 by Steve Creek
Exploring Nature's Mysteries: A Tree with a Story to Tell

Discover the causes of tree holes in the Ouachita National Forest—natural decay, animal activity, fire damage, and human intervention.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Landscapes Tags fire damage, fungal decay, Hiking, human activity, natural decay, ouachita national forest, tree cavities, tree holes, winter hiking, woodpeckers

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