There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.

Golden-Fronted Woodpecker (Melanerpes aurifrons)

Golden-Fronted Woodpecker

(Melanerpes aurifrons)

Description:

There plenty of woodpeckers in camp, including these birds near the western edge of their range. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night’s stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.

Date Taken: 2021:01:03 10:33

Location:

Cottonwood Camp
Big Bend National Park, Texas
United States
2055.09 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/8000

File Name: GoldenFrontedWoodpecker_D5X7510-CottonwoodCamp

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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