Bulletin - United States National Museum . Fig. 63.—Head of Yellow-bellied Woodpecker. chiefly high open woods, but often seen in thickets and tangle. It is fondof berries and other fruits, particularly those of the sour gum. [446] PICARI^E PICIFORMES 83 140. (26.) Centurus carolinus (Linn.) Bp. Red-bellied permanent resident; rare, and apparently becoming more so. [450]. Fig. 64.—Red-bellied Woodpecker. 141. (27.) Melanerpes eythroeephalus (Linn.) Sw. Red-headed Woodpecker. A summer resident in high open woods. This is still probably themost abundant species of the famil
Bulletin - United States National Museum . Fig. 63.—Head of Yellow-bellied Woodpecker. chiefly high open woods, but often seen in thickets and tangle. It is fondof berries and other fruits, particularly those of the sour gum. [446] PICARI^E PICIFORMES 83 140. (26.) Centurus carolinus (Linn.) Bp. Red-bellied permanent resident; rare, and apparently becoming more so. [450]. Fig. 64.—Red-bellied Woodpecker. 141. (27.) Melanerpes eythroeephalus (Linn.) Sw. Red-headed Woodpecker. A summer resident in high open woods. This is still probably themost abundant species of the family, holding its own with perfect good
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