African Spotted Creeper

African Spotted CreeperThis African bird spirals up trunks in open woodland while searching bark for insects; it has spotted and barred plumage and a thin down-curved bill.What does it look like?It has strongly spotted and barred plumage and a thin, pointed bill that curves downward.How does it live?This African bird spirals up trunks in open woodland while searching bark for insects; it has spotted and barred plumage and a thin down-curved bill.It uses open deciduous forest, broad-leaved woodland, and mangroves, spiraling up trunks and branches to search for moths, caterpillars, beetles, and other insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.