Red-headed Woodpecker Favorite ground-dwelling bird

ground-dwelling bird

A fun fact: males perform incredible aerial displays to attract mates

It is commonly found in Central and South America

hanging nests using spider webs and plant material

and a brilliant golden crown bordered by black

Red-headed Woodpecker Favorite ground-dwelling birdThe Red headed Woodpecker is a striking bird found in North America, known for its black and white plumage with a vibrant red head. They inhabit forests and woodlands across the continent. A commonly known fact about the Red headed Woodpecker is its habit of storing food in crevices of trees. A fun fact about this bird is that it can catch insects in mid air using its long, sticky tongue.