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Pale-billed Woodpecker

Campephilus guatemalensi

Photo by LuisStevens
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Field Notes

Description:

Female Pale-billed Woodpecker, you can tell its a female because of the black stripe in the crest. Its one of the largeste woodpeckers reaching 33 cm long.

Habitat:

Seen i Calakmul Biosohere Reserve in Mexico, in the lowland forest.

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Comments (3)
Neil Ross
That's an amazing bird. Big too! I didn't know woodpeckers could reach that size. Wonderful spotting, Luis.
Tukup
Beautiful Luís. Thanks for sharing.

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Woodpeckers of North America
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PublishedMarch 18, 2019

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