Sujet

Black woodpecker

Légende

Black woodpecker (Dryocopus martius) female feeding three young, chicks, nestlings in nest hole in beech tree in forest in spring

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/alimdi/Arterra

Notre référence

BRK23C04_048

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

40.0Mo (2.2Mo) / 25.8cm x 38.8cm / 3051 x 4577 (300dpi)

Mots clés

3 Aves Beech tree Benelux Benelux countries Bird Birds Black woodpecker Black woodpeckers Breeding Brood Dryocopus Dryocopus martius Europe Europe's Fagaceae Fagales Immature Kingdom of the Netherlands Nestling Nestlings Netherlands No People Picid Picidae Picids Piciformes Swedish The Netherlands Wildlife Woodpecker Woodpeckers adorable animal animal child animal feed animal feeds animals animals in the wild bird photography black breed breeding breeding area breeding burrow breeding burrows breeding cavity breeding ground breeding grounds breeding place breeding season breeding site breeding time breedings brood den bunch of chick chicks countryside cub cute deciduous tree deciduous trees deserted dutch eat empty fauna feed feeding feeding ground feeding grounds feeding place feeding site feedings female female animal female animals females fledgling fledglings fodder food forest forested forests habitat hatchling hole holes incubate incubating ingestion juvenile juvenile bird juveniles landscape landscape photo landscape shot landscapes little log multiple natural environment natural environments natural habitat nature nest nest hole nesting nesting hole nesting holes nesting place nesting site nesting sites no one nobody nutrition offspring parental care pup scenery several small spring springtime suckling sweet three tiny tree tree trunk tree trunks trees trunk uninhabited wild animal wild animals wildlife wildlife photography wooded woods young young animal young animals young bird youngster yuvenile Beech Beeches Fagus Picinae animal behavior animal behaviour behavior behaviour care social behavior social behaviour social behaviours caring caring for