Doves, Woodpeckers, Owls
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Mourning Dove

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Mourning Dove: note the red legs.

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Rock Dove: aka Pigeon

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Inca Doves: becoming more common, it seems. Louisiana.

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Inca Dove. Note the scaley appearance.

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Good shot of an Inca Dove.

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Eurasian Collared Dove. Recent arrivals in Kansas and spreading throughout the U.S.

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Eurasian Collared Doves. A white phase.

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Can you guess? Red-headed Woodpecker.

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How red is your head? This shot taken through my car windshield, so there's a bit of distortion.

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Red-bellied Woodpecker. Salt-and-pepper back pattern.

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Red-bellied Woodpecker. No, the belly isn't very red.

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Downy Woodpecker, male. Note red on head.

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Female Downy Woodpecker.

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Downy Woodpecker, trophy shot!

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Hairy Woodpecker. Overall, slightly larger than a Downy, especially the beak.

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Northern Flicker - red-shafted. Oregon.

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Northern (red-shafted) Flicker. Kansas.

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Northern (yellow-shafted) Flicker. Kansas.

Another male

Gila Wookpecker. Male. Note red on head. Arizona.

Female

Female Gila Woodpecker.

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Great-horned Owl. Distinct profile.

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Great-horned Owl.

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Barred Owl