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jenny van Dorland
The Red-throated Wryneck is a peculiar member of the woodpecker family, known for its ability to twist its head and neck in snake-like fashion. Its plumage is cryptically patterned in browns and greys, providing excellent camouflage against tree bark. It primarily forages for ants.
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