This video from Texas in the USA says about itself:
19 November 2015
The West Texas Hummingbird Cam had a male and female Acorn Woodpecker visit this morning. Notice how you can tell the one in the back is a female by the black band between red and white patches on her head. A small but important difference!
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LOL! Actually, you can’t compare because the male is turned sideways. No matter… I’ll take your word for it. Did you take this picture? That’s a nice picture!
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Hi, you will have to take the word of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for it, as it is their feeder and their video 🙂
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Well who can argue with them? They chatter like a bunch of hens! LOL!
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West Indian Woodpeckers are very keen on hummer feeders! There are nesting boxes under the eaves at Delphi, Abaco (it saves them drilling the woodwork!) and the WIWs enjoy the nearby feeders, sticking their long tongues through the tiny holes. The male always goes first; the female usually clings to the feeder post below him until he has had enough… RH [I posted about this with pics a while back]
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Thinks for this interesting comment!
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