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    Last week a work colleague spotted a green woodpecker flying towards this tree and noticed the hole. I spent over 90 minutes waiting last week and nothing. I popped by on the off chance today and heard the chick(s) in the nest. Then I noticed the chick popping its head out so I retreated to about 25m away and waited. The adult came close, made a lot of noise and flew off. Eventually the chick started poking out again, so I guess must be close to fledging.

    Amanda

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    Well done Amanda. Your persistence paid off in the end. A great find and a super shot.

    Ron

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      A cuckoo clock springs to mind - very cute, Amanda.

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        Bet you were chuffed with that lovely shot after all the waiting. Looking forward to seeing some more when they venture out.
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          Very nice Amanda.
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            Nice capture Amanda.
            Regards Paul.
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              Originally posted by Olybirder View Post
              Well done Amanda. Your persistence paid off in the end. A great find and a super shot.

              Ron
              Thanks Ron. I was trying to "hide" under a tree! The nest is close to a disused building on our site, and I wasn't exactly inconspicuous to birds or colleagues!

              Originally posted by pandora View Post
              A cuckoo clock springs to mind - very cute, Amanda.
              Thanks Mark. It was popping in and out like a cuckoo clock!

              Originally posted by Phill D View Post
              Bet you were chuffed with that lovely shot after all the waiting. Looking forward to seeing some more when they venture out.
              Thanks Phill D. Yes I was pleased, as was the person who tipped me off! I'm off work until 27th June so I will miss the fledging.

              Originally posted by OM USer View Post
              Very nice Amanda.
              Thanks OM User.

              Originally posted by OlyPaul View Post
              Nice capture Amanda.
              Thanks Paul.
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