Brown Creeper

Brown creepers are tiny songbirds that are usually found zigzagging up a tree trunk to find insects buried in the bark. When they get near the top, they drop to the base of a nearby tree, or even the same tree, and do it all over again. Their nest is typically a hammock-like structure behind a loosened flap of bark on a dead or dying tree.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Well spotted. I like the textures of the tree, too.

[Anja]

Cute little bird and beautiful tree textures

[Diana]

Lovely shot of this beautiful little bird, a new one to me.

[Judith Johnson]

Fascinating, and a great capture

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Milanie]

Nice in b&w

[carol white]

A lovely capture and great textures

[Bep]

Well spotted and nicely captured.

[Valerie Chesney]

such a sweet little bird Great capture.

[Allison Maltese]

That is a really tiny little thing. I have never seen one in my lifetime.

[Shirley]

I haven’t seen one of these in so many tears.....great find !

[Lin]

Sweet.

[Kathie]

Good catch of this little fella

[Islandgirl]

Wow neat b&w of the creeper!

[Bill]

Very nice capture. Love these little guys. We have one at our house also, but no good photos of it yet.

[Peggy Sirk]

That beak looks perfectly designed to dig bugs from bark. Wonderful capture of this energetic little guy.

[Dora Prokosh]

As camouflaged as this bird is, how do you find them. Do you walk with binoculars

[Faye Turner]

Great capture as these tiny birds are hard to photograph

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Totally delightful image.

[amyK]

Nice shot; they are so hard to capture

[Kat]

Nicely captured well spotted

[Dione Giorgio]

Cute little bird. Great textures on the bark.