CRIMSON-CRESTED WOODPECKER male, Sounds! (CAMPEPHILUS MELANOLEUCOS), PICA-PAU-DE-TOPETE-VERMELHO.
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2018 · Pets & Animals
#forestecosystems #crimsoncrestedwoodpecker #picapaudetopetevermelho - (Beautiful Wild Bird - Habitats: Forests, Gallery forests, Riparian forests, Forest edges, Tall secondary vegetation, Thickets, Coastal scrubland and Cerrado - Brazilian Biodiversity!) Crimson-crested Woodpecker. Scientific name: Campephilus melanoleucos, Brazilian name: Pica-pau-de-topete-vermelho. Class: Bird, Order: Piciformes, Family Picidae. Feeding: Insect larvae and fruits. Geographical Distribution: In Brazil, it occurs in almost all regions, except in the Southern Region of the Country. It also occurs from Panama to Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina. + Watch the video, like, share and subscribe to the channel for more incredible images of nature and wildlife! #campephilusmelanoleucos #piciformes #picidae #natureshows #birdsaroundtheworld #woodpeckersaroundtheworld #picidaearoundtheworld #birdsuniverse #viverenellanatura #conservazioneambientale #conservazionedellafaunaselvatica #vivredanslanature #cerradobiome #ripettoperlanatura #focusonnature #naturezasilvestre
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