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Pileated at the Celery Farm
Tom Mitchell writes:
We didn't see the Northern Waterthrushes that Judy told Fred about, but we saw the Pileated and the Glossy Ibis and lots of orioles and Yellow Warblers and a nice look at a Common Yellowthroat on our mid-morning walk.
The Pileated was downstream from the Spillway.
More of Tom's Celery Farm pics from yesterday are here:
http://tommfoot.blogspot.com/
(Thanks, Tom!)
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I am going to cry now. The one bird that I have been wanting to see for so long that I have never seen and I am recovering from surgery. I am grounded for two weeks…I cannot drive or anything. And there is the pileated woodpecker at the Celery Farm. I cannot believe my bad luck that I cannot get over there to see it. Forget the pain from the surgery…this is REAL pain. But thank you so much for sharing these pictures. They are wonderful. At least I got to see it.
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Wonderful pictures! Hope the piliated comes back to that spot again soon!
Barbara -
Beautiful shots
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Marianne Herrmann
I am going to cry now. The one bird that I have been wanting to see for so long that I have never seen and I am recovering from surgery. I am grounded for two weeks…I cannot drive or anything. And there is the pileated woodpecker at the Celery Farm. I cannot believe my bad luck that I cannot get over there to see it. Forget the pain from the surgery…this is REAL pain. But thank you so much for sharing these pictures. They are wonderful. At least I got to see it.
Barbara Dilger
Wonderful pictures! Hope the piliated comes back to that spot again soon!
Barbara
Sally
Beautiful shots