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Red bellied woodpecker. If you keep scrolling you will see a red headed woodpecker and have the chance to compare them side by side.
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Now you can see the red belly!
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Yellow bellied sapsucker, CP
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Red headed woodpecker- Pelham Bay Park
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Yellow bellied sapsucker- NYBG
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Red bellied Woodpecker, female- NYBG
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Red bellied woodpecker, female - NYBG
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Hairy Woodpecker- Central Park
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Hairy Woodpecker- Central Park
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Hairy woodpecker at NYBG watching the snow fly on my first bird walk of 2015
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Downy Woodpecker - The New York Botanical Garden
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Downy Woodpecker, male - The New York Botanical Garden
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Downy Woodpecker, male - New York Botanical Garden
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Downy Woodpecker, female - New York Botanical Garden
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Red bellied Woodpecker - The New York Botanical Garden
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Red bellied woodpecker - New York Botanical Garden
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Red bellied woodpecker - New York Botanical Garden
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Red bellied woodpecker - New York Botanical Garden
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Yellow bellied Sapsucker - The New York Botanical Garden
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A Yellow Bellied Sapsucker makes holes in trees and waits for the tree's sap to drip down. Ever so patient, the sapsucker can stay on one tree for hours, days and even months. 
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Yellow bellied Sapsucker - Central Park
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Hairy Woodpecker- The New York Botanical Garden
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Bad picture of a record bird at The New York Botanical Garden. Pileated Woodpecker. The Pileated Woodpecker has not been observed at NYBG since 1939.
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Northern Flicker, The New York Botanical Garden
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Hairy Woodpecker- Central Park
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