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Woodpeckers can be very shy camera subjects and patience is necessary to get close enough for a decent photograph. They are also very curious. Several of these woodpeckers were called into camera range using a small cassette tape recorder. They are very territoral and come looking for the new guy. One species of woodpeckers, Red-cockaded, is listed as an "endangered species". A good photograph of these birds is a prize of any nature photographer.
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birdshooter > The Pileated Woodpecker is next to the largest woodpecker.  It was the largest until the Ivory bill was found in Arkansas.  This Pileated was photographed at the Moore Sanctuary, H.A.S in Houston.  There was a nesting pair found along the bayou.
birdshooter > Red-headed Woodpeckers appear to be all dressed up and nowhere to go.  They are common inhabitants at Bear Creek Park where this one was photographed.
birdshooter > This Yellow-bellied Sapsucker drills holes in hardwood trees to the cambian layer.  The tree's sap oozes out of the hole.  It is sticky and immobilizes insects.  The Sapsucker comes back to the same tree to check on his work and eats the insect and sap.
The Pileated Woodpecker is next to the largest woodpecker. It was the largest until the Ivory bill was found in Arkansas. This Pileated was photographed at the Moore Sanctuary, H.A.S in Houston. There was a nesting pair found along the bayou.
 > The Pileated Woodpecker is next to the largest woodpecker.  It was the largest until the Ivory bill was found in Arkansas.  This Pileated was photographed at the Moore Sanctuary, H.A.S in Houston.  There was a nesting pair found along the bayou.
The Pileated Woodpecker is next to the largest woodpecker. It was the largest until the Ivory bill was found in Arkansas. This Pileated was photographed at the Moore Sanctuary, H.A.S in Houston. There was a nesting pair found along the bayou.
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