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Related: About this forumOK, you tell me. What is this bird?
Last edited Mon Apr 17, 2023, 02:28 PM - Edit history (1)
Closest I could guess is red-breasted sapsucker, mainly because we have lots of woodpeckers here, and that's a pointed beak. Sierra Nevada foothills.
Low sun.
Edit to add: Thanks for the replies. I'll check it out.
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OK, you tell me. What is this bird? (Original Post)
usonian
Apr 2023
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2naSalit
(92,635 posts)1. A molting Lewis' Woodpecker.
IA8IT
(5,875 posts)3. You had me at molting.........
2naSalit
(92,635 posts)4. Well, I can't say for certain...
But from the second picture it looks like it could be.
IA8IT
(5,875 posts)5. I was in Palm Springs last month and my only positive ID were Ravens and Roadrunner
All new birds there to me. Roadrunner was very people tolerant if I stood still.
FuzzyRabbit
(2,082 posts)2. Lewis's woodpecker