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Well, I had to get it straightened out....I was confused! Thanks too,Mr. Sawyer!!!   ;)

Red-bellied Woodpecker - They are common throughout most of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula year-round. People often call the Red-bellied woodpecker by a list of common misnomers like red-headed or ladder-back woodpecker because of their gleaming red caps and striking black and white barred backs. Since virtually all woodpeckers are black and white with patches of bright colors on various parts of their bodies, the Red-bellied was named for the unique pinkish tinge on the belly, common to both genders. Females have a gray patch on their forehead.
Red-bellied Woodpecker - They are common throughout most of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula year-round. People often call the Red-bellied woodpecker by a list of common misnomers like red-headed or ladder-back woodpecker because of their gleaming red caps and striking black and white barred backs. Since virtually all woodpeckers are black and white with patches of bright colors on various parts of their bodies, the Red-bellied was named for the unique pinkish tinge on the belly, common to both genders. Females have a gray patch on their forehead.
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should have named it the pinkish bellied woodpecker... lol :D

I usually have a pair that raise young here.  havnt seen that belly up close.  will see if I can find some video I did. 

all I can find is the sapsuckers

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i figured the same thing... red headed was taken... lol   small yard but lotsa trees they like and feeders so we get, downy,sapsuckers,hairy,red bellied and piliated. I got a pic of a red headed in ND once many years ago.  would love to get another some day. have not seen one here yet. 

 

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The U of M owns a big chunk of property near East Bethel called Cedar Creek Scientific something or other.

http://www.cedarcreek.umn.edu/

They claim to have something like half of all the breeding pairs of Red Headed Woodpeckers in this part of the world.  The time I was there to look, they were everywhere.  Saw probably a couple dozen within just a short couple hundred yard walk from the truck.  Pretty cool opportunity.  

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