Red-rumped Woodpecker

Red-rumped WoodpeckerThe Red-rumped Woodpecker is marked by a red rump. A Peru species account reports a red crown in males and no red crown in females.What does it look like?It has olive-brown upperparts and barred throat and underparts. Males have red on the crown; females do not.How does it live?The Red-rumped Woodpecker is marked by a red rump. A Peru species account reports a red crown in males and no red crown in females.It gleans invertebrates from tree bark. Records include lowland and deciduous forest, montane evergreen forest, forest edges, and secondary growth.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.