This Western species of woodpecker is common in our area. It is similar to Downy's but smaller by a couple inches.
5/18/07 Nuttall's Woodpecker (Picoides nuttallii) on the Engelmann Oak.
Description from the Kaufman Focus Guide: "...fairly common, from oak groves and canyons in the foothills to larger trees on the coast. Black back with narrow white barring; thin white stripes on black face. Male has red crown patch. Voice: Sharp ka-teak, as if announcing itself; also a chattering whinny or rattle."
Great shot!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat camera and lens setup do you use?
Ray Robertson
Robertson9@me.com
Hi Ray! Sorry for the very belated reply :) I used a Canon 60D with a 75-300mm lens.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Arleen