Red-bellied Woodpecker--also with a Nut!

Our first birding venture since returning from Paris, to the Fort River Refuge.  I've been nursing a fierce head cold, so I didn't do the full circuit; but before Marylee headed around we both saw this beauty, for at least a couple of minutes. A few seconds after this shot he picked up what could have have been an acorn (see the extra--I never got a better view of it), and carried it to a nearby tree with a spot where he could peck at it, for a couple more minutes.  The only woodpecker I've ever seen carry nuts is the Acorn Woodpecker (in the southwestern U.S.), who of course does it all the time. 

Edit (next day):  Here's a red-bellied on our back fence in November 2014.   Ornithologist's comment " [An] acorn is not unusual for this species.  It is in the same genus as the Acorn Woodpecker and something of a generalist woodpecker. .. It's a female;" the red on the head continues onto the forehead of the male.