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The Woodpeckers |
| On this page: References for the woodpeckers and sapsuckers, the W entry in Amazing British Columbia: A Natural History From A To Z |
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- Woodpecker Photographer, Diane Weismiller
- Other photos of woodpeckers
- Books about woodpeckers
- Links to more information about woodpeckers
- What can you tell us about woodpeckers and sapsuckers?
- Visit pages about other entries in the book Amazing British Columbia.
Diane Weismiller,
Photographer of the Woodpecker
Diane Weisiller, the photographer of the woodpecker in the book Amazing British Columbia lives in Thornhill, BC. You can see it on the map just east of Terrace.You can see more of Diane Weisiller's photos on flickr.com
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Other Photos Of BC Woodpeckers
- Other photos of BC woodpeckers on flickr.com
- Gerald Romanchuk has photos of kingfishers and woodpeckers (Opens in a new window)
- A rare Williamson sapsucker mentioned in the book Amazing British Columbia (Opens in a new window)
Books About Woodpeckers In BC
Here is what I read to research woodpeckers for the bookAmazing British Columbia.- ____________( 2000) "Woodpecker" in Encyclopedia of British Columbia Daniel Francis (Ed.) Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing. p. 780.
- Guiguet, Charles Joseph (1954) The Birds of British Columbia: 1. Woodpeckers 2. The Crows and Their Allies. Victoria: British Columbia Provincial Museum.
- Sept, J. Duane. (2003, 2007) Common Birds of British Columbia. Sechelt: Calypso Publishing. pp. 62-64.
. (This link opens in a new window.)Links To More Information About Woodpeckers In BC
- Information on the Downy Woodpecker(Opens in a new window) (Note: This is an archived page and may take extra time to load.)
- Information on the Pileated Woodpecker (Opens in a new window
- Booklet on the Williamson Sapsucker
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rare woodpecker ? I photographed a wood pecker at Queen Charlotte island and i can not find its picture in any book so if you can identify it send us an e-mail. e-mail-...