Gila Woodpecker

This Gila Woodpecker peeks out of a hole in a saguaro cactus.

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Sally Mesarosh

Giant Tortoise

The male has a small red cap on the top of the head. Females and juveniles are similar, but both lack the red cap of the adult male. White wing patches are prominent in flight. The dark tail has white bars on the central tail feathers Posted one year ago

Ferdy Christant

Lion

Lovely scene! Posted one year ago
1. Sally Mesarosh
  
  Giant Tortoise
  
  It was fun to see. Posted one year ago
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  Giant Tortoise
  
  Thank you! Posted one year ago, modified one year ago
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  Giant Tortoise
  
  Spring! Posted one year ago, modified one year ago

Ernst

Lion

Coming home drunk could be uncomfortable. Posted one year ago
1. Sally Mesarosh
  
  Giant Tortoise
  
  Ha, oh yes Posted one year ago

Yael Orgad

Lion

so lovely! wonderful! Posted one year ago
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  Giant Tortoise
  
  Thank you! Posted one year ago

Christine Young

Lion

Love this! Great shot, Sally! Posted one year ago

NattyOne

Lion

Lovely, Sally!
Posted one year ago

The Gila woodpecker

The Gila woodpecker is a medium-sized woodpecker of the desert regions of the southwestern United States and western Mexico. In the U.S., they range through southeastern California, southern Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico.

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Similar species: Woodpeckers, Barbets, Toucans

Species identified by Sally Mesarosh