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Published: 2017-11-20 14:34:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 89; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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A fine looking woodpecker. Another great capture.
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thanks... the locals view these as pests - they drill holes in the houses' siding to hide a nut!
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thanks...it was the 300mm
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Great colors and details on that lens Mr Fin.Β Β
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it should be for $600!
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Dang, you can buy a converter for the Canon and use FD lenses instead, cheaper + in some cases better quality.
That's what I do with my Canon.Β Β
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I have a Tokina & Sigma with Canon mounts...
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How do you like them combined with the Canon camera ?
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good results so far...
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It looks to be an Acorn Woodpecker.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acorn_woβ¦
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that's the oneΒ 
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I don't have a book on birds. I did manage to find it online after looking at pictures of "small woodpeckers."
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bird books are kinda lame.Β IfΒ a person doesn't know what it is, how do you look it up?
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One could go through the whole book page-by-page and hope they come across what they are looking for?
But that could be painstakingly long though...
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that's what I have to do.Β Now I'm trying to ID a duck I saw!
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Upload it online, I might be able to help.
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upload the duck, or the picture?Β
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Very funny, Terry. 
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whew!Β the duck was flapping like crazy when I tried to hold it over my scannerΒ :-0
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