Arizona is a southwestern state in the United States. This state is famed for the Grand Canyon, and the mile-deep chasm carved by the Colorado River.
It is also known for its plethora of natural sites such as Flagstaff, Saguaro National Park, and the Sonoran Desert landscape.
An interesting characteristic to note about Arizona is that it has multiple climates: semiarid, arid, and humid.
These varying climates make Arizona an appealing home to all kinds of wildlife. In fact, Arizona is known as one of the most diverse woodpecker states.
Since Arizona is home to 31 state parks, it comes as no surprise that Arizona is home to an expansive 14 species of woodpeckers!
You are most likely to spot the Gila Woodpecker, while you are least likely to see the Red-Breasted Woodpecker. Read below to understand the dynamic qualities for each species!