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Flagstaff, AZ, USA - Hairy or American Three-toed Woodpecker? (1 Viewer)

lvcuer

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In a burned out area north of Flagstaff, I was looking for the American Three-toed Woodpecker. Everything else I saw was a Hairy, but I wondered if anyone can tell from the attached photo if this is a male ATTW. Thanks.
 

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I agree with it being a Three-toed Woodpecker because of the above mentioned yellowish tinge to the crown and some dark markings on the flanks and side breast. A Hairy Woodpecker would not have these markings.
 
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