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Identifier: birdsofnorthcaro00pear (find matches)
Title: Birds of North Carolina
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Pearson, T. Gilbert (Thomas Gilbert), 1873-1943 Brimley, Clement Samuel, 1863-1946 Brimley, Herbert Hutchinson, 1861-1946
Subjects: Birds
Publisher: Raleigh, Edwards & Broughton printing co., state printers
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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Fig. 14U. Ddw.sv WooDiErKER. In superficial ;i)ipearance very similar to the preceding. So far as known, it hasbeen recorded in this State only from Buncombe County. 176. Dryobates borealis 0 <//.). Hiod-cock.vded Woodieckkr. Description.—Back barred transversely with black and white; sides spotted witli lilack; alarge white patch on each side of head, which is very conspicuous and characteristic in life; malewith a little red patch on each side of head. L., 8.40; W., 4.G0; T., 3.70. Plate 15
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RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER. Dryobat« bor«li» iVi.ill.) Male >„d F.malc. i Descriptive List 191 Range.—Southern States, from North Carolina southward. Range in North Carolina.—Eastern portion of the State, mainly east and soutli of a hne drawnfrom Norfolk, Va., to Raleigh, and thence to Charlotte. The Red-cockaclcd Woodpecker, intermediate in size between the Hairy andDowny Woodpeckers, is an abundant Ijird in the pine woods of the Lower Australregion in this State. So far it has been noted only in Bertie, Carteret, Craven,Brunswick, Bladen, Moore, New Hanover, Currituck, and Wake counties. In thelast named comity it seems to be merely a straggler, only four specimen.s havingbeen observed in thirty years of observation. A. L. Feild reports it also fromChapel Hill, in March and April, 1909. This species, when about to nest, excavates a hole in a living pine tree. Allaround the tree for two or three feet above the entrance, and for a distance fullyas great beneath it, the birds

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