Alias:Dendrocopos hyperythrus,Rufous-bellied woodpecker
Outline:Woodbird
Family:
length:18-23cm
Weight:41-65g
Life:No textual research information is available
IUCN:LC
The brown-bellied woodpecker has four subspecies, Dendrocopos hyperythrus and Rufous-bellied woodpecker。
Brown belly woodpecker sounds is elongated syllable kii break - I - I - I - I - I - I even call, more and more weak to end; Similar to the great spotted woodpecker, but mostly found in the mountains. Sexual shyness; Migrations often fly alone. The call is also similar to that of the great spotted woodpecker, but not very vocal. Both male and female chisels are silent。
Woodpeckers eat insects, especially ants, but also bug elephants, weevil, lepidoptera larvae, walking insects.
The breeding season of the brown-bellied woodpecker is between April and June. The nest is located in a hole in a decayed or semi-decayed tree trunk, about 3-5 meters from the ground. It can sometimes take up to a month to make a hole. Its holes are slightly oval in shape, rather than rounded like those of other woodpeckers. There are usually 3 eggs per birth, but rarely only 2 or more than 4 eggs. The average size of the 15 eggs was 22.2×16.5 mm. The male and female incubate the eggs in turn, and the chicks become late sex.
It was included in the List of Beneficial Terrestrial Wildlife under State Protection or of Important economic and scientific research Value issued by the State Forestry Administration of China on August 1, 2000.
Listed on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) 2012 Red List of Threatened Species ver3.1 - Not Threatened (LC).
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