I spotted a woodpecker this morning, a Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopus Major) to be specific. I didn't know the scientific name for it, Googled it, hence the latin name. You don't have to know this. Unless you're a biologist, majoring in the Picidae Family - in that case - why on Earth are you reading my nonsense, instead of reading some real stuff about the D. Major species with some … I don't know, Hayden? playing D Major in the background> Piano Sonata No. 50 in D Major, Hob. XVI:37 - I. Allegro con brio for example, just to pick up the pace. Chop-chop You NOISE-Checker Off you go :p ! Now, I almost forgot: the interesting thing it was that my battery died, so I couldn't record it … Lucky that I remembered it, like the once in a lifetime opportunity, meeting a Black Woodpecker (Dryocopus martius) … Large, stylish champ, dressed in an all black outfit and gorgeous red hat. I didn't filmed that one either I was almost bewildered, so I smiled awed ...
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I have a few specie of 'peckers here, I think my favorite is the Red-Headed Woodpecker. They are a bit paranoid and fly off at the slightest movement. I snapped this one from inside through the front window.
Lovely! this looks quite stunning as well! Similar to the Black ones here, on the other side of the Ocean :) (by "paranoid" behaviour) ... although they are big ... mostly you can't see them, because they hide really well behind the trunks ... also they follow as opposite of your movement, just peeking like a real hide and seek champions. Thank you @myklj999 ! I hope the record is spinning at the moment >D Best wishes!