This greenish woodpecker has red wings and a red crown, plus a yellow crest. It forages on trunks and large branches in forests and plantations from lowlands into lower mountain areas.
This medium-sized greenish woodpecker has bright red wings and crown, a yellow crest, cream-speckled sides, and pale blue-gray eye patches. Males have a greener face than females and a maroon moustache stripe.
It uses primary and secondary forests from lowlands into lower montane areas, as well as plantations and logged tracts. It favors scattered tall trees and forages on trunks and large branches in the upper canopy, often in spaced pairs or mixed flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.