Übersetzung für 'white headed woodpecker' von Englisch nach Deutsch

white-headed woodpecker [Leuconotopicus albolarvatus, syn.: Picoides albolarvatus]

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white-headed woodpecker [Picoides albolarvatus]

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gray-headed green woodpecker / green-woodpecker [Am.] [Picus canus]

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grey-headed green woodpecker / green-woodpecker [Br.] [Picus canus]

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red-headed woodpecker [Melanerpes erythrocephalus]

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black-headed woodpecker [Picus erythropygius]

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pale-headed woodpecker [Gecinulus grantia]

Blassscheitel-Bambusspecht {m}orn.T

Blasskopf-Bambusspecht {m}orn.T

brown-headed woodpecker [Sphyrapicus thyroideus]

Kiefernsaftlecker {m} [auch: Kiefern-Saftlecker]orn.T

round-headed woodpecker [Sphyrapicus thyroideus]

Kiefernsaftlecker {m} [auch: Kiefern-Saftlecker]orn.T

rufous-headed woodpecker [Celeus spectabilis]

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grey-headed woodpecker [Picus canus] [Br.]

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gray-headed woodpecker [Picus canus] [Am.]

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red-headed bay woodpecker [Blythipicus pyrrhotis]

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little red-headed woodpecker [Melanerpes rubricapillus, syn.: M. subelegans]

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white woodpecker [Melanerpes candidus]

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white-winged woodpecker [Dendrocopos leucopterus]

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white-browed woodpecker [Piculus aurulentus]

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white-throated woodpecker [Piculus leucolaemus]

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white-backed woodpecker [Dendrocopos leucotos]

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white-spotted woodpecker [Veniliornis spilogaster]

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white-fronted woodpecker [Melanerpes cactorum]

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• The park protects habitat for bird species including the western grebe and white-headed woodpecker.
• The white-headed woodpecker ("Leuconotopicus albolarvatus") is a non-migratory woodpecker that resides in pine forests of the mountains of western North America.
• Other bird species have been reported to consume the leaves (Hawaiian goose) or flowers (palila), or to use the plant as a source when foraging for insects (white-headed woodpecker).
• These include the white-headed woodpecker, the Lewis's woodpecker, the pallid bat and the bears hairstreak.