Re: Giant Woodpeckers= pileated

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Posted by Don on 19:32:44 02/25/05

In Reply to: Giant Woodpeckers= pileated posted by Paul-the-other

: As Mr. Pranty notes, the bird is undoubtedly a pileated woodpecker. Here is a picture of one in residence at Loxahatchee. They are also present in Parkland area in Northwestern Broward County.
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: Impressive, eh? Makes you long for an Ivory Billed woodpecker.

The giant woodpecker that I have seen is not the same. it has no white belly or white on it`s head and is much bigger... I wish I new how to post a pic on this board you would be amaze at this woodpecker

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Re: Giant Woodpeckers= pileated - Felipe G. 22:38:23 02/25/05 (0)

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Comments:	: : As Mr. Pranty notes, the bird is undoubtedly a pileated woodpecker. Here is a picture of one in residence at Loxahatchee. They are also present in Parkland area in Northwestern Broward County. : : : : Impressive, eh? Makes you long for an Ivory Billed woodpecker. : : The giant woodpecker that I have seen is not the same. it has no white belly or white on it`s head and is much bigger... I wish I new how to post a pic on this board you would be amaze at this woodpecker
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