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Approximately 9 inches head to tail. keeps in groups and very noisy.
The book says it has a black chin and yellow throat but I have a hard time seeing that.
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I have tried to show its cap in the 2 above images.
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All of the above photo are of a male Acorn Woodpecker.
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OK, let's have a look at the female Acorn Woodpecker
The books say it has a shorter or smaller beak than the male.
It also has a black area or bar between the red cap and the rest of the forehead above the its beak.
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If you look very close there may be a small amount of very light yellow on its throat
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In this image you can see the black area between the red cap and and the bill.
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