Yellow-faced Flameback

Yellow-faced FlamebackA woodpecker of the Philippines. BirdLife's amended 2017 account describes adults with a yellow head, neck and belly, red back and wings, a red crown in males, and an entirely yellow head in females.What does it look like?Adults have a golden-yellow head, neck, and underparts, with red wings and back. The male has a bright red crown and crest; the female's head is entirely yellow.How does it live?A woodpecker of the Philippines. BirdLife's amended 2017 account describes adults with a yellow head, neck and belly, red back and wings, a red crown in males, and an entirely yellow head in females.BirdLife describes it as a lowland-forest specialist. Secondary forest and orchard examples on that page refer to the related C. lucidus, so they are not included here.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.