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Gila woodpeckers are very common, and very obvious, in the southwestern deserts of North America. Their loud calls are characteristic, and their holes (frequently drilled in saguaro cactus) provide homes for many other hole-nesting birds. These males (identified by their red caps) and females were photographed near Tucson and Green Valley, Arizona. |
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