A pair of Red-bellied Woodpeckers live in the wild wild woods. This winter, they come to the feeder tray one at a time, so observers might think there is only one. But they give themselves away when they call to one another from different trees. The male has more red feathers on his head, extending from his lores all the way to the nape of his neck. And yes, they do have a patch of red or orange feathers on their bellies.
