The Red-napped Sapsucker is found
throughout most of the Western States interior. In Oregon, the
Cascade range is basically the farthest west they go, being replaced
by the Red-breasted Sapsucker further west and to the coast. Where
they overlap they occasionally interbreed so it can be a challenge to
ID them in our county. They drill, maintain, and defend sap-wells
throughout their territory and will supplement with insects in the
summertime.
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