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Latin America

Judi Lynn

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6. That is good to hear. Didn't know they had something similar to the redwood forests.

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Fri Dec 4, 2020, 08:10 AM

Dec 2020

It makes the Western Hemisphere sound even more interesting. Redwood trees are astonishing. That would be a true paradise for woodpeckers!

Thanks for the food for thought. Great way to start the day.

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Fantastic beasts (and birds of Patagonia) and where to find them [View all] Judi Lynn Dec 2020 OP

What, no Magellenic Woodpecker? Let me fix that . . . hatrack Dec 2020 #1

Wow! That's a wonderful bird! What a photo. Have never seen a little face like that one's. Judi Lynn Dec 2020 #3

IIRC, they're the South American analogue to the Pileated Woodpecker . . . hatrack Dec 2020 #4

That is good to hear. Didn't know they had something similar to the redwood forests. Judi Lynn Dec 2020 #6

Speaking of Patagonia, here's some bucket list material hatrack Dec 2020 #7

Thanks! I actually know where Patagonia is since I looked it up once. Patagonia is an area abqtommy Dec 2020 #2

Whoa! I didn't know it extended into Chile until seeing this article. It seems magical. Judi Lynn Dec 2020 #5