A Fleeting Moment

March 5, 2024

One of a bird’s best defenses against predators is quickness.  This electric-fast darting ability is, however, very off-putting to me because I only get a very fleeting glance at their spectacular colors and/or patterns while in flight.  I hav been working on photography skills that give me that visual that has been a speck of a second long and preserved only by memory.  This downy woodpecker was perched on a tree for a moment and then took off with a leap.  I was lucky enough to get the action inches after the jump.  So now we can all take a nice restful look at a downy in flight with a very pretty wing pattern.

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