Picoides scalaris
Description:
In the Spring both the male and female Ladder-backs use this squeaky introduction to their normal whinny. Sometimes the female uses just the squeaks as a kind of "purr" without the whinny call following.
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- Douglas Von Gausig
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- Douglas Von Gausig, Naturesongs.com
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