The male Campo Flicker is marked by a yellow face and breast, with a black crown and nape. At Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve in Buenos Aires, it is often recorded along paths and the outer sidewalk.
The male has a yellow face and breast, a black crown and nape, a whitish throat, and a red malar stripe.
Records from Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve say it is more often found along paths and the outer sidewalk than inside the woodland.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.