. Handbook of birds of eastern North America . Fig. 37. Order XV. Pici.—Woodpeckers. Toes four, two in front and two behind, or toes three, two in front andone behind; bill strong; tail-feathers stiff and pointed; nostrils more orless concealed by bristles. . Family Picida: Woodpeckers (Fig. 37),p. 227..

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