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Matrícula UIC: Slmmnps 32 71 473-4-001 a 32 71 473-4-033
Matrícula nacional: MMQ 252851 a 252950 (33) (MM9CT)
Familia: Plataformas/Portacontenedores
Propietario: Renfe
Carga: Contenedores de sujeciones laterales
Matrícula UIC: Slmmnps 32 71 473-4-001 a 32 71 473-4-033
Matrícula nacional: MMQ 252851 a 252950 (33) (MM9CT)
Familia: Plataformas/Portacontenedores
Propietario: Renfe
Carga: Contenedores de sujeciones laterales
Red-shafted Flicker at Mylar Park, Laramie County, WY
Red-shafted Flicker at Mylar Park, Laramie County, WY
Northern Flicker (red shafted)
Normally, Northern Flickers are pretty shy, but there has been a male/female pair coming by the Nature Center more regularly lately. At first they were chased off by the Acorn Woodpeckers, but seem to be less bothered by them now.
Red-shafted Flicker drinking at a frozen puddle. Ajo Country Club, Ajo, Arizona, USA. 22 december 2017.
This good-looking male Red-shafted Flicker came by the pond for a drink. They are fairly skittish, and don't stay around long if there is much other bird activity going on.
The fall of 2017 has seen a large irruption of montane bird species at lower elevations than usual. In previous years, it is quite uncommon to see Northern Flickers or Steller's Jays at the Nature Center observation area, but this fall they have been somewhat common. Normally they are run off by the more aggressive Acorn Woodpeckers. This Red-shafted NOrthern Flicker is drying off after her bath, showing some of those beautiful red feathers on her primaries.
The fall of 2017 has seen a large irruption of montane bird species at lower elevations than usual. In previous years, it is quite uncommon to see Northern Flickers or Steller's Jays at the Nature Center observation area, but this fall they have been somewhat common. Normally they are run off by the more aggressive Acorn Woodpeckers. This (Red-shafted) Northern Flicker came to the pond for a quick bath; note the beautiful red feathers on her primaries and tail.
Broadview, Seattle, WA - 7 Oct 2017
I took a short hike up into our foothills this morning, and there were many Northern Flickers cavorting about, calling, trying to impress the females.
I realized I had no photos of Red-shafted Flicker so I started searching for one at the Ajo Country Club. This male was cooperative. Notice the gray crown. Unfortunately this photo does not show the red feathers under the wings and tail. Both the Red-sahted and the Gilded Flickersare regularly present at the Ajo Country Club and I even have a photo of a Yellow-shafted seen once. Ajo Country club, Ajo, Arizona, 5 December 2016.
3/13/2014 Proctor Road Trail, Madera Canyon, Pima County, AZ. Adult male Northern “Red-shafted” Flicker.
Photographed 14 August 2013, Larson Lake Blueberry Farm, Bellevue, Washington
Photographed 14 August 2013, Larson Lake Blueberry Farm, Bellevue, Washington
Photographed 14 August 2013, Larson Lake Blueberry Farm, Bellevue, Washington