The adult female is ... White-headed woodpecker has similar white wing patch and black back, but lacks white rump and belly; Lewis’s lacks white areas in plumage. Common. Year-round: oak ...

Adult female ... than calls of the golden-fronted woodpecker. Drum: a simple roll of up to a second, with about 19 beats per second. Status and Distribution Common in the Southeast, uncommon ...

Far from being destroyed, a naturally burned forest harbors extraordinarily rich biological diversity, and there's no better flagship species to help us embrace that than the black-backed woodpecker.

while the female’s crown is entirely black. The bird’s sooty black dorsal plumage serves to camouflage it against the deeply black, charred bark of the burned trees it uses for foraging. HABITAT: ...

This makes many bird-watchers wonder ... Check out more photos of common North American woodpecker species. Like many species in the woodpecker family, male and female red-bellieds look slightly ...