Tanzanian Spotted Woodpecker
Tanzanian Spotted Woodpecker
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The Tanzanian Spotted Woodpecker is a distinctive species, characterized by its heavily spotted underparts and olive-green upperparts. It is a resident of woodlands and savannas.
Where to spot
Endemic to Tanzania, found in dry woodlands, acacia savannas, and scrubland, particularly in central and northern regions.
How to spot
Look for its heavily spotted underparts and olive-green back. Males have a red crown. Listen for its loud, repetitive calls and typical drumming on trees or dead wood.
When to spot
Active during daylight hours, observed year-round in its resident range. Mornings are often best for foraging and vocalizations.
Where to spot
Endemic to Tanzania, found in dry woodlands, acacia savannas, and scrubland, particularly in central and northern regions.
How to spot
Look for its heavily spotted underparts and olive-green back. Males have a red crown. Listen for its loud, repetitive calls and typical drumming on trees or dead wood.
When to spot
Active during daylight hours, observed year-round in its resident range. Mornings are often best for foraging and vocalizations.
This woodpecker is known for its ability to quickly move up and down tree trunks, often pausing to listen for insect activity beneath the bark before striking.
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