Rufous-bellied Woodpecker
Classification: Aves, Picidae
Brief Description
A medium-sized woodpecker known for its distinctive rufous belly and spotted wings, often found in forests and woodlands.
Additional Information
- Region of Origin: Southeast Asia (including parts of India and Myanmar)
- Typical Sighting Period: Year-round
- Plumage Details: Brownish-olive with a rufous belly, spotted white wings, and a distinct red crown.
- Ecological Significance: Plays a crucial role in controlling insect populations and creating cavities for other wildlife through its foraging behavior.
- Conservation Status: Least Concern
- Observation Tips: Look for them pecking on tree trunks in forested areas; listen for their distinctive drumming sounds.