This article was over ten years in the making. It is important not only for what it reveals about Ivory-billed Woodpecker foraging behavior but also because it highlights the difficulty of obtaining high quality imagery under actual field conditions. Tanner was working with a known family group that had been somewhat habituated to human presence. Nevertheless, these pictures are so poor as to have been nearly unidentifiable as ivorybills, and they were overlooked until I discovered the first one in the series in 2010.