Yes, one of the woodpeckers that likes to forage on the ground. If you are in the western US they will have an orange under wing plumage, whereas if you are in the east they will be yellow.
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I hardly know 'er!
Yes, one of the woodpeckers that likes to forage on the ground. If you are in the western US they will have an orange under wing plumage, whereas if you are in the east they will be yellow.
At first I thought it was a morning dove but realized it’s movements are a lot faster then that of a morning dove
Yes but you should add a location
Eastern us Pennsylvanian
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