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What's the best camera to shoot a weasel on a woodpecker?

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I saw that pic this morning on the news. Actually they said the weasel was attacking the woodpecker and it took flight in defense.
 
Well, with that weasel on its back it could have been a puffin.
 
Only thing missing in that story is the monkey that chased the weasel.
 
Miscalculation on the weasel's part. That can't have ended well for him.
 
I'm not sure what kind of woodpecker that is................ but I am 100% sure that is a Tax weasel riding on his back.
 
GTP1960 said:
I'm not sure what kind of woodpecker that is................ but I am 100% sure that is a Tax weasel riding on his back.
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Guy - that is a *very* cool photo in your signature. Details?

Tom M.
 
From my son's very favourite book as a 3 year old.

"Never tease a weasel,
this is very good advice.
the weasel wouldn't like it
and teasing isn't nice."

Never Tease a Weasel Jean Conder Soule :D
 
Maybe we need to rethink the line "when pigs fly".
 
How do you tell a stoat from a weasel?

Well, a weasel is weasily wecognised, but a stoat's stoatally diffewent.

As taught to me when I was about 6.
 
Thanks Tom,

that old truck, and several others, was in an abandoned (turned tourist trap) gold mining town SW of Vegas.

there was at least one old TR4 relic out there too.

Guy
 
Calico Ghost Town?
 
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