After seeing such great photos here and here, I was inspired to experiment with my own. The texture of the cut wood is my favorite part, I think. Can you see how wet this middle branch is?
I'm not sure if the bark in the third picture is normal for this type of tree or if it became a woodpecker's best friend.
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Great shots and thank you for showing my post. Even getting a bit tighter on the logs would show the circles better. Keep trying, I think its fun.
I appreciate your daily Bible references everyday too.
What great pictures!
Your blog is lovely. I enjoyed the housekeeping tips from 1964. (o:
Blessings,
~Mrs.B
Helpmate~ I just have to say...I LOVE how you start each post with scripture. Such a refreshing way to refocus. So thank you!
Gorgeous photos, helpmate! I love visiting your blog and like Rebecca, love how you start your posts with scripture.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Kelli
THe middle one is so great, look at that green!!!!
Beautiful!
I LOVE THESE! I am so glad that you took a close up! Did you like the way they came out? Thanks for the link to my blog. I love your scriptures and photos here.
Sapsuckers are known for their orderly rows of small holes they drill for sap. Not sure if any of the other woodpeckes are so disciplined. In AL we had the yellow-bellied sapsucker and the name always stuck with me! Here, it's probably the red-breasted sapsucker. Mostly red head & breast with black & white wings & tail. Nice wood & moss collection.
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