Yes, that is a Melanerpes aurifrons .
This familiar woodpecker is common in the parks and shade trees of Texas towns and cities.
It is a close relative of and resembles the Red-bellied Woodpecker that is found in the southeast. Jean , De
So were’s Woody the WoodPecker ? His wife,girlfriend or mistress is looking for him.Dequilter Bob seems to think the squirrel is eating the stem from a mushroom
Thanks Charles , yes when you mention that, I looked again and it does seem to be a stem of a mushroom. He seems to like the brown part that is left from under the cap of the mushroom. I must have looked at that video at least 8 times. I hope the wild mushroom is not poisonous to the squirrel like it is to humans. Delaware
hmmm – she sure doesn’t look like Woody the Woodpecker…
wow what a pretty bird!
In the previous picture, what is the squirrel eating ???
Yes, that is a Melanerpes aurifrons .
This familiar woodpecker is common in the parks and shade trees of Texas towns and cities.
It is a close relative of and resembles the Red-bellied Woodpecker that is found in the southeast. Jean , De
So were’s Woody the WoodPecker ? His wife,girlfriend or mistress is looking for him.Dequilter Bob seems to think the squirrel is eating the stem from a mushroom
Thanks Charles , yes when you mention that, I looked again and it does seem to be a stem of a mushroom. He seems to like the brown part that is left from under the cap of the mushroom. I must have looked at that video at least 8 times. I hope the wild mushroom is not poisonous to the squirrel like it is to humans. Delaware