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Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoenixes) male perched on the edge of a small wetland in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.
19 April, 2016.
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The summer of 2023 brought unusually wet conditions to typically arid Wyoming. Even by late August, pools of water remained in the Red Lake basin near Cody. The hogback in the background lies on the east side of the Horse Center Anticline and dips away from the viewer toward the east. The upper portion of the hogback consists of the Cretaceous Cloverly Formation, while the lower portion is formed by the Jurassic Morrison Formation. To the center-left of the image, a lower, resistant hogback is composed of sandstone. In the foreground, the lake is bordered by a mudflat covered in grass. On the right side of the foreground, white alkali deposits are visible along the water's edge.
The red-headed woodpecker is a striking North American bird. It's easily recognized by its bold, crimson head, neck, and throat. Its body is a sharp contrast of black wings and back with a bright white underbelly.
This medium-sized woodpecker is known for its aerobatic flight and distinctive drumming. Unlike many woodpeckers, it’s an omnivore, feeding on insects, nuts, fruits, and even the occasional small vertebrate. It also caches nuts and other bits of food in the bark of a favorite tree.
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