I know that they belong to the same family, but I had read a few time that they seldom feed against trunks like most woodpeckers do.
So in case this could be of some interest for someone - despite the backlight - this Wryneck spent a few minutes against an old apple tree : http://www.aerien.ch/files/images/jynx_torquilla_9_jpg.php
Short video here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPWUx0cy3Bs
So in case this could be of some interest for someone - despite the backlight - this Wryneck spent a few minutes against an old apple tree : http://www.aerien.ch/files/images/jynx_torquilla_9_jpg.php
Short video here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPWUx0cy3Bs