Above, a Pileated Woodpecker peers out of a cavity in a tree trunk.
Although not nervous enough to fly off, he keeps an eye on me as he forages nearby:
A tiny Pacific Wren keeps to the shadows in the undergrowth:
Other beings besides trees and birds exist here:
Moss coats many limbs and trunks:
Following the sound of tapping leads to a Hairy Woodpecker:
A Brown Creeper forages alone in another spot:
Otherwise, it’s quiet:
Atop a high ridge there is more space for the sun:
Thanks for visiting, and may you be happy and at ease.
Feathers & Leaves 
Beautiful images. 😊👍🏽
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Thank you 🙂
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Magical creatures…😉
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Yes, and the magic is also in us 🙂
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He is a great poser Anita
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😀 When he decides to cooperate…
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Wonderful. Embrace a tree for me😃
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Thank you. A tree might love that! 😀
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😃🌹
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Nice shots! I see different woodpeckers all the time. Hard to get a shot of them peaking out of a hole. Many times there are branches or leaves in front.
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Thank you! I agree they can be tough to photograph for the reasons you mention, and because it’s often dimly lit in the forest.
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