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Bob Walker | all galleries >> Just Birds >> Northern Flicker, Red-shafted (Colaptes auratus) > Northern Flicker (Female, Red-Shafted) #8399
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13-JAN-2010 © 2010 Bob Walker

Northern Flicker (Female, Red-Shafted) #8399

White Rock, NM

Colaptes auratus cafer

Flickers are around -- we see one or two every couple of days. I like how the eyes show red when the sun hits them.

Our flickers are attracted to seed and suet, and are all the red-shafted variety -- both males and females have a crescent-shaped black shield on their throats, and the males have a red mustache on their cheeks. When they fly, their undersides show a definite reddish tint.


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