Anyone know what this bird is? See how beautifully camouflaged it is against the pine bark. It was poking about the tree trunk hopping and making a peeping sound. A few minutes later it flew up into the tree leaves - see the last photo.
Thanks! I thought all three were the same bird - it had left the trunk when I took the third picture... but you're right, it does look like the third picture is different.
Lake Pine was one of the first blogs started by Anora McGaha, shortly after she started Round About Apex. With a two mile trail around a lake there is always something new to notice and photograph.
Since moving from a home within walking distance of the park, Anora rarely gets there anymore, but the images are still valuable to show what a beautiful natural resource Lake Pine community park is.
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2 comments:
The first two photos are Brown-headed Nuthatches.
The last picture is a different bird, though, a Carolina Chickadee.
Thanks! I thought all three were the same bird - it had left the trunk when I took the third picture... but you're right, it does look like the third picture is different.
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