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Red- Naped Sap Sucker

Red- Naped Sap Sucker

This bird bores into willows, not only for bugs but rather to coat its beak with sticky sap to trap insects.

This bird bores into willows, not only for bugs but rather to coat its beak with sticky sap to trap insects.
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Canon EOS Kiss X2

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 400 Shutter 1/80

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Sep, 2013

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Animals

fine capture. Nice photograph. Love to see birds doing their natural things. This looks great. good into as well with the title

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