Downy Woodpecker, Picoides pubescens
The plumage of Downy Woodpecker resembles that of Hairy Woodpecker, but the Downy is smaller and has a proportionately smaller bill.
Adult females, above, show no red; males, below, have a small red patch at the rear of the crown. The two birds above and below were a pair, and are shown mating (the female almost completely concealed) in the picture next down.
Above and below, pictures from different angles of the same female.
