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- Q22284933 abstract "The Doerries' pygmy woodpecker (Picoides canicapillus doerriesi) is an Asian bird subspecies of the woodpecker family (Picidae) and species P. canicapillus.It is a subspecies of the grey-capped pygmy woodpecker, with key differences in the color of its feathers and body. Adult individuals typically reach 18 centimetres (7.1 in) in length. The sides of the head and eyebrows have broad patches of intense white, and the wing coverts contain large clear white patterns that form conspicuous patches. The underparts of the wing are pale with five white stripes. The cock has a grey crown and two small red stripes featuring prominently above the eyebrows.The first specimens of this subspecies were found on the island of Askold, located in eastern Siberia. They were collected and later classified under the name Iyngipicus doerriesi.John Gould obtained two specimens that he used to draw a lithograph for his collection. They were a cock from Henry Seebohm and a hen from Edward Hargitt, who was the first to write a description of the species in 1881.The woodpecker is named after Fritz Doerries, a German lepidopterist, collector, and explorer of Siberia, where the bird was first discovered.The subspecies' geographic distribution spans from eastern Siberia (Ussuriland), southeastern Manchuria (Heilongjiang and Jilin), and the Korean peninsula. Individuals of this species live in open woods and cultivated lands (usually inland), and are believed to be extant throughout their range.As part of Picoides canicapillus, which along with P. temminckii, P. kizuki, P. maculatus, P. ramsayi, P. nanus, and P. moluccensis, was previously placed in the genus Dendrocopos, it has been placed within the Picoides genus after molecular studies indicated that they all formed a separate clade of diminutive species, a sister to the P. tridactylus clade. Many ornithological authorities have yet to recognize this development, with the noted exception of the Handbook of the Birds of the World, which recognized the new taxonomic classification in 2014.".
- Q22284933 class Q5113.
- Q22284933 conservationStatus "LC".
- Q22284933 conservationStatusSystem "IUCN3.1".
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- Q22284933 synonym "(Hargitt, 1881)".
- Q22284933 synonym "Dendrocopos canicapillus doerriesi".
- Q22284933 synonym "Iyngipicus doerriesi".
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- Q22284933 classis Q5113.
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- Q22284933 genus "Picoides".
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- Q22284933 status "LC".
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- Q22284933 synonyms "Dendrocopos canicapillus doerriesi".
- Q22284933 synonyms "Iyngipicus doerriesi".
- Q22284933 type Animal.
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- Q22284933 comment "The Doerries' pygmy woodpecker (Picoides canicapillus doerriesi) is an Asian bird subspecies of the woodpecker family (Picidae) and species P. canicapillus.It is a subspecies of the grey-capped pygmy woodpecker, with key differences in the color of its feathers and body. Adult individuals typically reach 18 centimetres (7.1 in) in length. The sides of the head and eyebrows have broad patches of intense white, and the wing coverts contain large clear white patterns that form conspicuous patches.".
- Q22284933 label "Doerries' pygmy woodpecker".