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Northern Flicker

Colaptes auratus

Description:

The yellow-shafted flicker, found in the eastern United States, is recognized by its yellow underwings and undertail, a red nape crescent with a gray crown, a gray or tan forehead, and a black mustache with brown back and wings with black barring. The flicker is a medium to large-sized woodpecker (about 12 inches). It has a tan face and a buff to grayish underside with heavy black spotting.

Habitat:

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

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RonaldOrosz
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RonaldOrosz

Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, USA

Spotted on Apr 25, 2010
Submitted on Mar 7, 2013

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