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ViewsYellow-throated WoodpeckerFrom Opus
[edit] IdentificationYellow head, male showing red all over the crown and with a red malar stripe while the female shows red only on the nape. The upperparts are yellow-green and underparts are white with distinctive black scales. [edit] DistributionTropical South America to eastern Peru and Brazil. [edit] TaxonomyNote that the male of the subspecies found in eastern Brazil, P. f. erythropis has an entirely red throat, not just a red malar stripe. [edit] HabitatForest and forest edges including caatinga forest. [edit] BehaviourIt pecks and hammers at trunks and branches; the diet includes ants. [edit] External Links
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