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  1. Jeff Woad

    Ivory-billed Woodpecker: takeoffs with deep and rapid flaps + wing noises

    Oh I see - they didn’t quite look the same to me (e.g. the cut side-branch top right looking more upright), but I guess it's easy for such features to be misrepresented in a photo due to subtle differences in angle and lighting...or the tree changing with age (presumably it blew down soon after...
  2. Jeff Woad

    Ivory-billed Woodpecker: takeoffs with deep and rapid flaps + wing noises

    I'm a little confused by the composite above. Is it the case that you have found a tree that looks the same shape and proportion as the one in the video still, then attached a Pileated specimen in order to try and draw a comparison?
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