White Woodpecker

White WoodpeckerThe White Woodpecker has a white to cream face, throat, and belly, with a yellow eye-ring. Only males have a yellow patch on the nape.What does it look like?Its face, throat, and belly are white to cream, and the eye-ring is yellow. Males have an additional yellow nape patch; females do not.How does it live?The White Woodpecker has a white to cream face, throat, and belly, with a yellow eye-ring. Only males have a yellow patch on the nape.It may be seen in groups of about five to ten and eats fruit, insects, and seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.