Lessons from Mating Woodpeckers – DavoShow030

Mating Woodpeckers Remind Me of Life&#8217;s Ultimate Focus What Is The Davo Show? Examples from Living Life to the Fullest Connecting with Nature and the Outdoors Music and Rhythms David Bourne’s Short Form Audio Shipped from the Field Quick Experiments in Thought and Sound Listen to This Episode 030 Subscribe to this Show at Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast You can find all of the Davo Show Episodes here… http://DavidBourne.com/davo/ Rough Transcript [0:16] That is Pileated Woodpecker. [0:26] I&#8217;m in my backyard. I&#8217;m actually on the back porch, which is a screened-in porch in my backyard. I was driving home yesterday and these two woodpeckers, pileated woodpeckers, which are large birds, bigger than a crow. Crows are pretty big, maybe about the size of a raven, and they&#8217;re just funny-looking because when you see them on the ground it looks really odd because they don&#8217;t walk, they hop. I did not know this, because I never see them on the ground. I always see them, either on a tree feeding, like on the trunk of a large tree, or I see them flying from tree to tree. And what was weird about it yesterday was that they were, there were two of them, so I&#8217;m guessing it was a mating pair. They were hopping around each other and paying no attention to me in the car, you know, 20 feet away. Another car drove up five feet away and they just ignored it, which was just so weird. They were so enraptured, I guess, with each other that They didn&#8217;t do their normal fly away immediately thing. [1:52] So I guess that&#8217;s kind like people when we get really focused on somebody we can&#8217;t see anything else but them. You know pileated woodpeckers are not people but it just reminded me, I&#8217;ve been like that before. You just can&#8217;t really see anything else except that person right in front of you that&#8217;s a good thing to be able to have that experience. I hope that you have had that experience, And I hope these Pileated woodpeckers are able to Keep populating these woods. [2:34] Because I sure love hearing that that laughing woodpecker sound, So, I hope you&#8217;ve enjoyed this short nature episode and I&#8217;ll see you at DavidBourne.com. You can hear more episodes like this. Hope to see you out there. Cheers! <!-- HIDDENmoveAndReplaceTHEEND TITLE:: START DATE:: 2023-06-02 Fri PUBLISHED DATE:: ddate PROMOTED:: ddate PROOFED:: ddate SITELINK: https://davidbourne.com/ MP3LINK:: CATEGORY:: KEYWORDS:: podcast,creativity,life coaching, # SUMMARY:: ### 2DO: - Task1 - Task2 ### THEINSPIRATION - ### OUTLINE - ### SHORTDESCRIPTION - ### HEADLINEIDEAS - ### CHECKLIST __ Title __ Pod file connected via PowerPress plugin, __ [powerpress] in place __ Image correct __ Has internal links __ Links Checked __ CTA __ Hidden Cleaned Up __ Socials Checked __ Post link to master link file. WHERE? in WP ideally? [LogIn David Bourne WP posts](https://davidbourne.com/wp-admin/edit.php) https://davidbourne.com/wp-admin/edit.php ## Show Notes - [LINK](https://davidbourne.com/) - - IMAGE H2 DESCRIPTION H2 CTA WHAT IS PLAYER SUBSCRIBE ENDHIDDENPOSTBELOWTHIS -->