Spotted a male/female Northern Flicker pair this morning, got a few shots. I shot the female very early at ISO 800 and 1/200th in low light.
She had an unusual case of leucism, the "pied" version which is an absence of melanin in some feathers creating white patches.
And the male here is chugging down some liquid refreshment at the old waterhole
F/10, 1/640th, ISO 500, 1D M3, 300mm f/2.8 + Kenko 2x ext and natural light @ 10:17 with light clouds.
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