May 22, 2018

Woodpecker In-flight with Seeds Flying

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May 22, 2018
Woodpecker In-flight with Seeds Flying

Species: Woodpecker | Location: IL, United States

By Sandra Rust

Red-bellied woodpecker in flight after scooping up bird seed.

About The Photographer

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Sandra Rust studied graphic design, fine art and photography at Columbia College in Chicago. She presently works in web and graphic design. Sandra has a passion for nature and loves to photograph the wings of the world.

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