Red-necked Woodpecker

Red-necked WoodpeckerThe Red-necked Woodpecker has a red neck and chest and a rufous belly. In the Bolivian forests covered by the source, it occurs alone or in loose pairs and uses several forest levels.What does it look like?It is about 28–29 cm long, with a red neck and chest and a rufous belly. The primaries have a broad rufous base, and the back lacks white stripes.How does it live?The Red-necked Woodpecker has a red neck and chest and a rufous belly. In the Bolivian forests covered by the source, it occurs alone or in loose pairs and uses several forest levels.It is seen alone or in loose pairs and uses different levels of the forest. It drums intermittently.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.