Golden-olive Woodpecker

Golden-olive WoodpeckerThis woodpecker ranges from southern Mexico through Central America into northwestern South America and the Andes. It has olive plumage with fine bars, and males show a red facial stripe.What patterns show on its back, belly, and male's face?The upperparts are olive and the underparts are olive-barred. The face is mostly whitish; males have a red moustachial stripe and red on the rear crown.What does it search for in the canopy and at forest edges?This woodpecker ranges from southern Mexico through Central America into northwestern South America and the Andes. It has olive plumage with fine bars, and males show a red facial stripe.The Trinidad subspecies searches the canopy for insects and larvae and sometimes feeds on low stumps at forest edges.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.