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woodpeckers of america

  1. ShlundoKyogre

    Woodpecker ID Quiz for Eastern US Birders - If you can name them all, you're a woodpecker pro! (P.S. Bonus Points for Explaining Results)

    Do you have what it takes to ID these woodpeckers? Find out using this fun and simple quiz. Feel free to right your answers below and I will be sure to let you know your score. Good Luck! Best, Shlundo
  2. Yellow-bellied sapsucker

    Yellow-bellied sapsucker

    It must be November, because my yellow-bellied sapsuckers are back. I only see them, a pair, during migration time, two weeks in April and again in November. I'll have to keep trying to get a shot I like of both though; she shows up before dawn and he just before sunset. I don't know what they...
    • Barbie Heid
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    • birds of connecticut birds of new england backyard birds birds of north america migratory birds picidae sphyrapicus varius sphyrapicus varius male wildlife in connecticut woodpeckers woodpeckers of america yellow-bellied sapsucker sphyrapicus varius
    • Comments: 8
    • Category: North America
  3. Yellow-bellied sapsucker

    Yellow-bellied sapsucker

    This has been a year of birding firsts for me, most recently a yellow-bellied sapsucker in our yard.
    • Barbie Heid
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    • bird with red crown bird with red throat birds of connecticut birds of new england birds of north america black and white bird with red medium-sized bird sap sucker sphyrapicus varius woodpeckers woodpeckers of america yellow bellied sapsucker male yellow belly yellow-bellied sap sucker
    • Comments: 12
    • Category: North America
  4. JoeGBirder

    Describe your first time seeing a Pileated Woodpecker

    Not all of us have seen the massive Pileated Woodpecker before... but those of us who have were most likely shocked the first time we did! So, I'd like everyone to share your first encounter with one of these giants. I was nine years old, almost ten. I had just moved into... not the rich...
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