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The Northern Flicker is a unique kind of woodpecker. It tends to drum on the ground and eat bugs. In Calgary, they are infamous. Known to drum holes in people’s stucco and do damage to buildings. They are also one of the most beautiful birds in Calgary. This lucky shot was taken on a walk with a friend in Beaver Dam Flats, by the banks of the Bow River. The flicker is often linked to themes of resilience, creativity, transformation, grounded-ness, and self-expression. This picture is one of the main images on the Time Out Healing Society website.
The Northern Flicker is a unique kind of woodpecker. It tends to drum on the ground and eat bugs. In Calgary, they are infamous. Known to drum holes in people’s stucco and do damage to buildings. They are also one of the most beautiful birds in Calgary. This lucky shot was taken on a walk with a friend in Beaver Dam Flats, by the banks of the Bow River. The flicker is often linked to themes of resilience, creativity, transformation, grounded-ness, and self-expression. This picture is one of the main images on the Time Out Healing Society website.