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KKV TO THE BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA. 



Crown, red; throat, red (male); crown, red; throat, white (female); belly, 

 tinged with yellow; two middle tail feathers, heavily maikod with white on 

 tlie inner webs; a patch of black on the breast, varyiiiu; in si/.e, according 



to age and season. 



Yellow-bellied Woodpecker. 



Sphyrapkus varius {adult). 



See No. 330. 



(1 \Vh\ — 

 Reil l)fllieii ^Voo(ll)C(•ker. 

 Crown, red (male); crown, ashy gray, nape, red (female); throat and under- 

 parts, pale ash gray, the belly tinged with red or hufl", artordinu to season. 



Red^bellied Woodpecker. 



Mdanerpcs cnmlin ns. 

 See No. .333. 



Rump and upper tail coverts, pure white; greater part of secondaries and 

 tertials, white, with black shafts (sometimes with one l)rown band near 

 tij)) ; entire head and throat, red (adults); immatuni birds have the head 

 brownish gray, speckled and marked with dull black, but usually showing more 

 or less red in places. 



Red-headed Woodpecker. 



Mclanei'pes crijlhrorephalus. 

 See No. .332. 



