A medium size woodpecker, the Gila Woodpecker often makes his/her home in saguaro cactus — Image by kenne
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He is gorgeous~
Yes, a very attractive bird.
we have had a collection of these monstrous things – i.e., cactus for years and not once have I spotted a bird on them! well done..
Birds can often be seen on top of the giant saguaros.
Nice photo. I didn’t know woodpeckers liked cactus.
Yes, just like trees, they create nests by making holes in the cactus.