Woodpecker, Middle Spotted
The middle spotted woodpecker is 20–22 cm long and has plumage similar to the great spotted woodpecker. As with that species the upperparts are predominantly black with white oval wing patches and white barring on the wings, and the underparts are white. The main differences are a red crown, lack of a black moustachial stripe, a pink vent, and dark streaks on the flanks.
Family
Latin Name
Dendrocoptes medius
Further reading
Photos
When the bird was spotted
| Date | Location | Title | Seen by | Interestingness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Germany, Wissen | On a tree not far from house | Hühnerhabicht | *** | |
| Germany, Kandern | on a tree in the meadows behind the house | Hühnerhabicht | * | |
| Germany, Kandern | at a tree trunk near "Tongrube" | Hühnerhabicht | ** | |
| France, Leymen | In the garden | mike421 | ** | |
| France, Leymen | In the garden | mike421 | ** | |
| France, Leymen | Middle spotted woodpecker in my garden | mike421 | ** |