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Female Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) at our bird bath, dignified Queen of this wood. You know it’s dry around here, for her to subject herself to such an indignity. She’ll drink from it, but she won’t perch on it. Her feet are evolved for hanging to vertical trunks. Males can be distinguished by their greater size and a red stripe on their cheek.
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