Ivory billed & Red Cockaded Woodpecker

[birds_rock05]

Hi,does anybody know a decent site that I can go to to get more info on Ivory Billed and red cockaded woodpeckers?I am really into woodpeckers,especially endangerd ones.
Thanks-Birds_Rock05

[KCFoggin]

The US Fish and Wildlife has launched this site for updates on the Ivory Billed:

http://www.fws.gov/ivorybill/ (http://www.fws.gov/ivorybill/)

[Anhinga Watcher]

Hi,

You can try these links for red-cockaded:

http://www.pfmt.org/wildlife/endangered/red.htm (This is a page about red-cockadeds in Alabama)

http://museum.nhm.uga.edu/gawildlife/birds/Piciformes/pborealis.html (This page is about red-cockadeds in Georgia)

Tim

[birds_rock05]

thanks,I'll check those out!

[John_C]

Not exactly to your question, but I've see Red-cockaded woodpeckers on the Palmetto Trail between the Intercoastal waterway and US 17 here in South Carolina.

John C

[Ivory Bill]

Hi,does anybody know a decent site that I can go to to get more info on Ivory Billed and red cockaded woodpeckers?I am really into woodpeckers,especially endangerd ones.
Thanks-Birds_Rock05


I too am very interested in woodpeckers ... large ones like the Ivory Bill
and the Pileated ... would really enjoy chatting about this with you
conatct me please if you are interested ...
Sincerely
Shawn J.
Olathe Ks

[dinoman]

ther a pice in va wher you can see red cockaded woopeacker it is colde piney grov

[Accipiter91]

I would reccomend checking out the Cornell Lab of Ornithology website they have a seperate page just about the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker with news about searchs in the Big Woods area, history of the Ivory-Bill, and video and sound recordings. I would also check out Audubon.org where you can read all of J.J. Audubon's great work. Hope this helps.
Bob


Here are links to the two websites!

www.ivorybill.org
www.audubon.org