woodpeckers Photo Gallery by Tom Munson at pbase.com

Acorn Woodpecker	Gila Woodpecker	Arizona Woodpecker (male)	Arizona Woodpecker (female)
Pileated Woodpecker male (two days from fledging)	Pileated Woodpecker	Northern Flicker	Northen Flicker
Pileated Woodpeckers	Red-cockaded Woodpecker (rare bird only about 14,000 in the world)	Northern Flicker	Northern Flicker
Northern Flicker	White-headed Woodpecker (female)	Lewis's Woodpecker	Lewis's Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker (female)	Red-naped Sapsucker	Northern Flicker	Ladder-backed Woodpecker
Red-naped Sapsucker	Williamson's Sapsucker (male)	Williamson's Sapsucker (female)	White-headed Woodpecker (male)
Hairy Woodpecker	Northern Flicker (male)	Northern Flicker (female)	Northern Flicker (male)
Downy Woodpecker (female)	Downy Woodpecker (backlit)	Northen Flicker (red-shafted )	Red-naped Sapsucker
Williamson's Sapsucker (female)	Williamson's Sapsucker (male)	Northern Flicker	White-headed Woodpecker (male)
Pileated Woodpecker (female)	Hairy Woodpecker (male)	White-headed Woodpecker (female)	Black-backed Woodpecker (male)
Black-backed Woodpecker (female)	White-headed Woodpecker (female)	Hairy Woodpecker (male)	Black-backed Woodpecker (male)
Hairy Woodpecker (male)	Black-backed Woodpecker (female)	Williamson's Sapsucker (female)	Pileated Woodpecker (male)
Pileated Woodpecker (female)	Pileated Woodpecker (male)	Northern Flicker	Northern Flicker
Arizona Woodpecker	Arizona Woodpecker	Red-naped Sapsucker	Three-toed Woodpecker
Williamson's Sapsucker	Williamson's Sapsucker	Red-shafted Flicker	Red-shafted Flicker
Red-bellied Woodpecker	Pileated Woodpecker	Pileated Woodpecker	Acorn Woodpecker
Acorn Woodpecker	Acorn Woodpecker	Ladder-backed Woodpecker	Gila Woodpecker
Gila Woodpecker	Acorn Woodpecker	Acorn Woodpecker	Ladder-backed Woodpecker
Red-shafted Flicker	Red-shafted Flicker	Red-shafted Flicker	Lewis's Woodpecker
Lewis's Woodpecker	Red-naped Sapsucker	Red-naped Sapsucker	Red-naped Sapsucker
Red-naped Sapsucker	White-headed Woodpecker	White-headed Woodpecker	Three-toed Woodpecker
Three-toed Woodpecker	Downy Woodpecker	Downy Woodpecker

comment

Jay Levin		10-Mar-2024 18:07
Wonderful gallery, Tom. I found it by Googling you and woodpeckers. Great work!

Tstoto		11-Jan-2024 12:45
Wonderful Article!

Nestor Derkach		06-Mar-2021 15:51
A really nice collection of Woodpecker photographs in nice poses. Nice image size and resolution excellent. A time consuming collection . Vote

Robin		06-Aug-2015 21:55
Pileated woodpeckers are becoming relatively common around our house in Madison Township, OH (between Cin. and Dayton). Beautiful birds. I just read Tim Gallagher's 2011 "Return to Durango" concerning the Imperial woodpecker. Great article for all w.pecker lovers; read it, then weep.

RappWizard		12-Oct-2013 19:36
What a great and varied collection in this gallery. Well done.

Graeme		30-Mar-2013 09:56
I love all the different kinds of woodpeckers in this gallery, Tom. Each one is beautifully captured too! V Happy Easter!

Martin in de Wal		21-Mar-2013 15:21
What a great gallery!

Guest		23-Dec-2012 09:19
Nice set of peckers you have on the other side of the planet :)

Kasia Guess		17-Aug-2012 20:55
Fantastic collection, big vote!!!

Hennie & Lies Lammers		30-May-2012 13:45
Beautiful gallery! V.

Lori		09-Sep-2010 15:09
I live in Minnesota and just saw what I think is a woodpecker, but I can't seem to identify it. It is a rather large bird, long bill, red ring on the back of it's neck, black patch on its throat/chest, brown with black spots all over. Can you help me to identify this bird? Thanks.

Gerald Rozemeijer		01-Aug-2010 17:57
fantastic gallery, fantastic images !!

Gail in St. Johnsbury		18-Mar-2010 17:14
I just saw the most beautiful woodpecker outside and used your WONDERFUL gallery to identify him. Thanks so much for these great pictures!!

Blaine B. Passut		11-Nov-2009 02:35
Thanks so much for the great photos. I was able to identify the bird that I saw in St. Johnsbury, Vermont to day, 11/10/09, as being without doubt a male pileated woodpecker.

Nancy		14-Sep-2009 02:06
My husband and I saw a male bird and 2 females this AM and were able to look it up from your beautiful pics. Thank you. They were Northern Flickers and it was in VT. So exciting to see new birds. We now saw 5 types of woodpeckers in Southern VT.

Peg Price		17-Mar-2009 15:44
A stunning gallery, Tom! Thanks for sharing.

Yaki Zander.		11-Jun-2008 09:48
Beautiful gallery! V.

Len		05-Jun-2008 02:24
I like woodpeckers & we don't have a big variety,Won't expound on each,this is an excellent gallery! V.

blizzard		01-Aug-2007 02:43
outstanding work men ship National geographic could not find a better gallery for there magazine brillinat v

Guest		09-Mar-2007 04:19
Exellent birds gallery !!

Hank Vander Velde		13-Feb-2007 16:54
Very nice gallery Tom. Good composition and very clear, well-focussed immages.

Guest		10-Feb-2007 05:44
Beautiful gallery! V.

Jean D		05-Nov-2006 04:18
Tom, congratulations on the varied woodpecker gallery!

Barb		07-May-2006 03:14
So many different woodpecker and many we never get to see here in MI. This gallery GMV

Graham Tomlin		05-May-2006 21:54
fab gallery regards Helen

Chris P.		23-Apr-2006 22:57
Absolutely Amazing Gallery! Woodpeckers are a lot harder to capture than one would think. You have done well!

Lloyd & Sandy Spitalnik		13-Jan-2006 18:55
Hi Tom, This gallery can sure make an east coast birder jealous. The last time we saw AZ Woodpecker, it was called Strickland's. Beautiful shots. Sandy

Guest		04-Jun-2005 02:22
Awesome pics!!! Thanks, Trish

Dave		16-Feb-2005 23:28
forgot to say that

Dave		16-Feb-2005 23:27
Tom - I was in Elk River Falls Rec. Area in ID, on the trail to the falls, last fall and saw a Pileated. I have a blurry picture, the best I could get with a 55 mm lens in the dark, but if you were looking to add one to your collection, that might be a place to try.

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