Bigger lures catch bigger fish apparently.... This was on Good Friday morning. #yellowbelly #stumpjumper #fishing | Robbie Alexander Photography and Fishing

Check this out, wait for it....... 😮 Big Yellowbelly. | Robbie Alexander Photography and Fishing

Meet the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. This small forest woodpecker frequents woods in Canada and the northeastern U.S. in spring, before migrating to the southeastern U.S. and Central America. If you live in their range, keep an eye out for their sapwells, and listen for their mewing calls. Have you seen a sapsucker lately? Find more woodpecker fascination in our upcoming self-paced online course, The Wonderful World of Woodpeckers, releasing 3/27. Check out more of what's in store with the free pr

It’s International Day of Forests and no one knows this year’s theme - forests and food - better than the Yellow-bellied Glider! The threatened species' gliding distance depends on the height of trees in their habitat, with those in tall forests able to glide up to 140 m. This allows them to travel huge distances across their home range for varied and dispersed food sources. Family groups are highly territorial and will choose only their favourite trees to feed on and return to, sometimes for ov

So exciting and disappointing. This big yellowbelly hit my Sumo lure right at my feet yesterday. #yellowbelly #fishing #excitingfishing #lurefishing | Robbie Alexander Photography and Fishing