Red-bellied Woodpecker - Melanerpes carolinus
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(feet)The Red-bellied Woodpecker is mostly found in the Eastern half of the U.S. including parts of Texas. The Red-bellied part of its name is some what of a misnomer since they do not have a lot of red on their bellies. They eat insects, fruits, nuts and seeds. They can catch insects while flying.
Female
03/12/2013 - Withlacooche State Forest, FL
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Male
03/15/2013 - Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Ft. Naples, FL
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Male
03/15/2013 - Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Ft. Naples, FL
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Female - note tongue
03/16/2013 - Tuckers Grade Offramp near Charlotte County Airport, FL
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Female
03/16/2013 - Tuckers Grade Offramp near Charlotte County Airport, FL
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Female
02/04/2009 - Lake Somerville State Park, Texas
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Female - much darker head
12/18/2010 - Shark Valley trail, Everglades, FL
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Male
01/26/2012 - Fairview Riverside State Park, LA
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Male
09/15/2014 - Hudson Mills Metropolitan Park, Michigan
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11/15/2014 - Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee NWR, Florida
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Note the tongue is sticking out a little bit
11/16/2014 - Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Florida
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Female
03/02/2009 - Jungle Gardens/Avery Island, Lousiana
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Male
03/03/2009 - Rosedown Plantation State Historic Park, LA
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