The 'yellow belly'd wood-pecker' and the 'smallest spotted wood-pecker' London Weekend Television an allusion to his annoyance

an allusion to his annoyance at the satires concerning his postponement of the Royal Visit to the City in 1830

Pictured holding cuddly toy received from fan

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9th November 1963

while the monkey mimics his pose

The 'yellow belly'd wood-pecker' and the 'smallest spotted wood-pecker' London Weekend Television an allusion to his annoyance'Picus varius minor, ventre luteo', the yellow belly'd wood pecker, and 'Picus varius minimus', the smallest spotted wood pecker, perched on a white oak. The leaves of 'Quercus alba virginiana', the white oak, and 'Quercus caroliniensis virentibus venis muricata', the white oak with pointed notches, are also shown for comparison (Catesby's identifications; modern scientific names: Sphyrapicus varius, the yellow bellied sapsucker; Picoides pubescens,