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Nature Miramichi: 
Hi. Just wondering if the red headed woodpeker is common to Miramichi area. There has been one here for the past 2 days. Beautiful bird and first time we noticed 1 here.
By: Ron Brideau on May 17, 2018
at 8:21 am
Hi Ron,
So sorry for such a long delay in this reply. We seldom get comments on this page and for some reason the alert did not get through.
Red-Headed Woodpeckers are very rare in the Miramichi region, rare in NB as well. One was sighted in Lower Newcastle this spring. It was there for some time. I saw it on April 29th. Is this near where you are? Could be same individual if so.
Peter Gadd (gadd1313@nb.sympatico.ca)
By: PMGDD on January 25, 2019
at 7:28 pm
Thanks for the reply Peter. I was wondering about the turnaround time but then completely forgot about the inquiry.
Brought back some great memories of my sighting of the Red Head.
I just live on Gorman Blvd here in former Nelson. Not far from your location so it is a real possibility that this could be the same one.
Happy birding
Ron
By: Ron on January 28, 2019
at 11:39 am