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Pileated Woodpecker nestlings

Dyrocopus pileatus

Photo by ceherzog
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Field Notes

Description:

16 1/2" The largest Woodpecker now seem in North America

Habitat:

In an urban park: Pinecraft Park

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Comments (15)
ceherzog
Why thank you Gerardo & Maria!
ceherzog
Well that's a good thought LandmarkExpert...please call me if you see one!
ceherzog
Thanks Mona & Yuko...pretty special to me as well Mona.
Mona Pirih
What a nice spotting... They are so adorable. Woody is always very special bird for me. I like them so much.
ceherzog
In the video you can just barely here the begging as I was quite a distance from the nest so as not to disturb them.
ceherzog
No it wasn't too warm...I think they were just begging for food...parents were flying in feeding. They have fledged now.
alicelongmartin
Lucky You, Was it a warm day? the youngsters looked like they might want some cooler air!

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Birds of the Southeast U.S.
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Birds of the World
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Nests, hives, bowers, webs & other animal architecture
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Florida's Flora & Fauna
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PublishedApril 23, 2013

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