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Hey Birders?

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Steve Case
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I have a female Red-Bellied Woodpecker ( Melanerpes carolinus ) that has an orange nape and belly spot. It is distinctly orange. Does anyone know the frequency of this color morph?

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