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No worries, and yes they are similar to what we have in the US that is a different species, but things can get a bit more complicated when you cross the border! You can check out the link I included with my suggestion, it's quite helpful!
Thsnks Ashley- This photo lacks and orange/yellow on this bird. I JUST discovered Project Noah and glad to offer suggestions.
Leanne, it would be a good idea to check range maps before making an Id suggestion. Red-bellied woodpeckers are not found south of Texas, so they are nowhere close to Honduras.
This is a golden-fronted woodpecker, they have a different subspecies than we have in the US and it looks similar to the red-bellied.
This is a female, males have red over the top of the head. They are common in the woodlands of the eastern half of USA.
Spotted on Aug 7, 2016
Submitted on Aug 7, 2016
