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In the United States, golden-fronted woodpeckers are a Texas specialty (the range extends into Oklahoma), although they are quite common in many places (such as the lower Rio Grande Valley, where I found these). Both sexes are colorful, with yellowish belly patches, yellow foreheads, orangy hind-necks, but males also have a red cap. |
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