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Red-Bellied Woodpecker Perches on Tree

A red-bellied woodpecker, known for its distinctive red cap and pale belly, perches on the trunk of a tree, using its strong beak to search for insects beneath the bark. The woodpeckers vibrant plumage contrasts with the bark of the tree.

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Red Bellied Woodpecker on a tree

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