Red-cockaded Woodpecker - Leuconotopicus borealis
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The Red-cockaded Woodpecker is found in southern United States including Florida, Louisiana, Georgia, and south-eastern Texas. They are non-migratory and primarily eat ants, beetles, cockroaches, caterpillars, spiders, fruit, etc.
04/13/2013 - WG Jones State Forest, Conroe, TX
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04/13/2013 - WG Jones State Forest, Conroe, TX
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04/13/2013 - WG Jones State Forest, Conroe, TX
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04/13/2013 - WG Jones State Forest, Conroe, TX
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