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The Ant-hunting Flicker

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Published: 15 May 2021 › Updated: 15 May 2021The Ant-hunting Flicker

The Ant-hunting Flicker

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The other morning I was out birding and came across this female flicker on the ground, sticking her bill onto the cracks in the sidewalk. I decided to snap some shots of her so I could learn more about what she was doing.

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Crow was pretty sure I meant to take a picture of him, since crows are my primary photo subject.

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Once the photobomber hopped out of the way, I was able to creep a little closer and get some shots of her plucking ants out of the earth between the concrete slabs.

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It looked like they were crawling all over her.

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Foraging birds have so much to keep track of, what with collecting food that moves and runs away…

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Keeping an eye on potential ground predators like me and my dog…

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And keeping an eye on predators in the sky.

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But the flicker population in Portland isn’t suffering, so they must be doing all right.

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I have another blog about flickers and their urban nesting habits if you would like to know more about these pretty birds.

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Thanks for being a bird nerd with me!

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