White-breasted nuthatchEastern WashingtonWhite-breasted nuthatches are relatively common in Eastern Washington's ponderosa pine stands, at lower-elevations on the east slope of the Cascade Mountains and in the Okanogan extending east around Spokane. Nuthatches are named for their method of opening seeds by wedging them in tree bark and hammering like a woodpecker. Compare to pygmy nuthatch and red-breasted nuthatch. |
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