The Lineated Woodpecker is a large woodpecker with a black back and a white shoulder stripe. Its scarlet crest and, in males, red cheek stripe stand out. It taps into wood to find insects.
The back is black with a white stripe down the shoulders. The crest, crown, and nape are scarlet; males have a red cheek stripe.
It is active by day and forages alone or in pairs. It hammers or pries into wood to find insects and roosts in tree cavities at night.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.