Red-breasted Sapsucker drilling shallow holes in the trunk of a Toyon bush, or tree in this case, to eat the tree sap. 1D Mark III w/300 mm f/2.8L + 580 EX II IS in manual mode at 1/2 power from the van with Arthur Morris BLUBB. Subject distance 20 feet. It is interesting that a favorite fruit for the Cedar Waxwing is the Toyon Berries from this bush or tree and the Red-breasted Sapsucker enjoys the sap.
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Red-breasted Sapsucker seen drilling shallow holes for tree sap. 1D Mark III w/300 mm f/2.8L IS + 580 EX II flash in manual mode at 1/2 power from the van with Arthur Morris BLUBB. Subject distance 20 feet.
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