Redheaded Woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocephalus)

Adult Red-headed Woodpeckers are unique and unmistakable, with a red head, neck and throat, black tail, black wings with large white patches at the secondaries, along with a white rump and underparts. Males excavate nest cavities in barkless, dead tree trunks or limbs from 6 feet to 75 feet above ground. The task takes about two weeks. .

This reproduction of a Sam Nottleman original carving will be a cherished addition to any bird lovers collection. < P>