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Great Spotted Woodpecker

  • Imaging Target: Great Spotted Woodpecker
  • Coordinates Captured: UK
  • Main Cameras: Integrated ED Binoculars | SVBONY SA208 ;
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Description

Taken by Neil English With the SA208 Binocular Physical Characteristics (Identification) The Red Nape: This is the key to identifying the gender. Only the adult male has that bright red patch on the back of his head (the nape). Females have an all-black crown, and juveniles have an entirely red crown. High-Contrast Plumage: It features bold black-and-white plumage with large white oval wing patches that look like "shoulders." Crimson Undertail: One of its most striking features is the vivid red patch under the tail (the undertail coverts), which often glows against the dark bark of a tree. Powerful Bill: Its chisel-like bill is designed for drumming on wood and prying out insects

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