snailkites: What else do we find in tree cavities? Many critters use the same kinds of cavities that Red-headed Woodpeckers do. Above: flying squirrel Below: Hairy Woodpecker nestlings (nearly ready to fledge!)
tokays: Little Alta, my female Alpine suboc. Also a high orange, but in a different way than my River Roads. It’s interesting to see the difference in their baby colors. Bogertophis subocularis
