Red-Bellied Woodpecker

Description
Adults are ultimatly light grey on the face and underparts, black and white zebra-like pattren on their back, wings and tail. Males have a red stripe going from the bill to the nape, females have a red patch on the nape and another above the bill. The reddish spot on thier belly tat gives the bird its name is difficult to see in identification. They are 23 to 26 cm long, and have a wingspan of 38 to 44 cm.

Vocals
The Red-headed's voice is a loud raspy queerp, and a trailing chrrrr in flight. The males tend to call and drum more often than the females.

Range
The summer range for the Red-bellied in Ontario is along Lake Erie and Lake Ontario to south of the Bruce Peninsula.

The winter Range is the same as their summer range.