White-headed Woodpecker

White-headed WoodpeckerThis woodpecker has a white head and neck against a black body. It feeds heavily on pine seeds in mountainous forests of western North America.What does it look like?It is glossy black with a white head and neck; males have a red crown patch.How does it live?This woodpecker has a white head and neck against a black body. It feeds heavily on pine seeds in mountainous forests of western North America.It feeds heavily on large pine seeds and flakes bark or probes clusters of needles while foraging.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.