Orange-backed Woodpecker

Orange-backed WoodpeckerMales have a red crest and underparts with an orange back; females have a dark crown. It searches tree trunks for insects in forests.What does it look like?Males have a red crest and underparts, orange back, and pale bill. Females have a dark crown and gray-brown underparts.How does it live?Males have a red crest and underparts with an orange back; females have a dark crown. It searches tree trunks for insects in forests.It occurs in forest, edges, coastal scrub, and plantations, where it searches bark for insects. It may be seen in pairs or family groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.