Outdoor Ontario
Request for Information => Bird ID => Topic started by: David the park stroller on December 04, 2008, 06:20:56 PM
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In High Park today I had a glimpse of an unusual woodpecker [to me... not a downey, hairy, pileated or flicker.] It was quite high up in an oak. Light/grey back, strong red-head flash. Robin sized. Sapsucker or red-bellied woodpecker? Couldn't get a good enough sighting to tell. Any ideas what it likely was? Thanks
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It sounds like a Red-bellied. They're not too common in Toronto, but Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers are even less common in December.
Where in the park did you see it? (There's a CBC next week.)
BB
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Thanks, yes, the red-bellied woodpecker was my "choice" from Sibleys but it was a new sighting for me. The woodpecker was high in the oaks near the castle playground and flew west to the oaks near the little zoo in that swooping flight pattern we see from most woodpeckers.
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Where in the park did you see it? (There's a CBC next week.)
BB
Hi Brian.
Do you have any sort of info or link for this CBC?
Thanks!
Jo-Anne :)
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http://www.bsc-eoc.org/volunteer/cbc/index.jsp?targetpg=compilers&lang=EN&prov=ON
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http://www.bsc-eoc.org/volunteer/cbc/index.jsp?targetpg=compilers&lang=EN&prov=ON
JTF ... Thank You for the link.
I have to contact a man from Calgary in regard to a Toronto CBC? :?