Redheaded woodpecker nesting; some eggs in the nest now

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Redheaded woodpecker nesting; some eggs in the nest now

April 9, 2013 by buffalostevep

Last of a series until they begin feeding their nestlings in 15 or so days. The male is feeding the female during this period. She seems to leave only 10 minutes every hour at this point:

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