hairy woodpecker

 

hairy woodpecker

hairy woodpecker (female) - second marsh, oshawa, ontario Identification: - Hairy is bigger than a Downy - Hairy has no black spots on the white tail feathers - a Downy does. - Males have a red patch on the back of their heads Cool Facts: - The Hairy Woodpecker is attracted to the heavy blows a Pileated Woodpecker makes when it is excavating a tree. The hairy forages in close association with the larger woodpecker, pecking in the deep excavations and taking insects that the pileated missed. Source: Hairy Woodpecker - All About Birds

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Taken on 19 Apr 2008
Uploaded 24 Apr 2008
Latitude / Longitude: 43.87961 / -78.81425

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