Pale-headed Woodpecker

Pale-headed WoodpeckerThe Pale-headed Woodpecker lives in bamboo and forest habitats. Males have chestnut upperparts and a reddish patch on the forecrown that females lack.What does it look like?The male has chestnut upperparts and a pinkish-red patch on the forecrown, with barred wings. The female lacks the crown patch.How does it live?The Pale-headed Woodpecker lives in bamboo and forest habitats. Males have chestnut upperparts and a reddish patch on the forecrown that females lack.The Thai record lists the species in bamboo, evergreen, and deciduous forests at about 400 m.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.