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Red-naped Sapsucker

Sphyrapicus nuchalis · Picidae

🐦 Bird27 regionsUncommon in Alberta

Where it's found

Every region with Red-naped Sapsucker in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
CanadaUncommon#751
MexicoRare#1362
United States of AmericaUncommon#1334
AlbertaUncommon#154
ArizonaCommon#590
British ColumbiaUncommon#543
CaliforniaUncommon#764
ColoradoUncommon#546
IdahoUncommon#420
KansasRare#438
MontanaCommon#448
NebraskaRare#447
NevadaUncommon#471
New MexicoUncommon#564
OklahomaRare#452
OregonUncommon#555
SaskatchewanRare#377
South DakotaUncommon#418
TexasRare#698
UtahUncommon#478
WashingtonUncommon#524
WyomingUncommon#420
AlaskaRare#518Vagrant
LouisianaRare#439Vagrant
North DakotaRare#376Vagrant
OhioRare#444Vagrant
VirginiaRare#473Vagrant

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Field notes

What to look for

The mountain sapsucker: red crown, red nape and red throat with a white wing stripe.

Where

Aspen and willow in the foothills and Rockies.

When

April to September.

Tips

Look for red on the back of the head; yellow-bellied has a black nape.

Related species

Birds near it in Alberta's dex.

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