The Flashy Northern Flicker
by Rebecca Grzenda
Title
The Flashy Northern Flicker
Artist
Rebecca Grzenda
Medium
Photograph - Photography
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Featured in Camera Art Group (FAA) 04/23/24
Spotlight feature in The Meandering Photographer Group (FAA) 02/19/24
Featured in Artists and Photographers for Birds and Butterflies Group (FAA) 02/21/24
Featured in Wonder Of Wings Group (FAA) 02/17/24
Featured in Wild Birds Of The World-A Nature Photography Group (FAA) 02/17/24
Featured in A Woman's Touch Group (FAA) 02/16/24
Featured in Real Beautiful Birds Group (FAA) 02/16/24
Featured in Fine Art America Professionals Group (FAA) 02/16/24
Featured in Lady Photogrpahers And Artistis Group (FAA) 02/16/24
Featured in The Meandering Photographer Group (FAA) 02/16/24
Featured in Greatest Of All Time Group (FAA) 02/16/24
Photograph of a Northern Flicker. The Northern Flicker is as noisy as it is flashy, so it's no surprise that over the years, it earned a host of folk names. The brownish-gray woodpecker, larger than an American Robin, has a black-barred back and is spangled below with black polka-dots. Easily recognized as it springs into flight, the flicker flashes a large white rump patch and bright gold-colored wing linings.
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February 16th, 2024
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Comments (53)
Luther Fine Art 4 Days Ago
Congratulations! I am happy to announce that your excellent photographic art has been proudly featured on the home page of the Camera Art Group! You are invited to archive your feature in Group Feature Archive: April 1, 2024 - June 30, 2024 discussion.
Cheri Ceridwen
Flashy indeed, Rebecca, I stop at Oregon Bird Alliance on my hikes, and love to see who's dining at their feeder.
Rebecca Grzenda
Thank you so much, Joshua for the feature in Artist and Photographers for Birds and Butterflies Group....delighted!
Alexey Kharitonov
Beautiful! Congrats on your spotlight feature in The Meandering Photographer Group
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