CAMPO FLICKER singing (COLAPTES CAMPESTRIS), PICA-PAU-DO-CAMPO, Large South American woodpecker.
3,771 views · Published 25 October 2014 · 1:10 · Indexed 28 October 2026
Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2014 · Pets & Animals
#grasslandecosystems #campoflicker #picapaudocampo - ((Beautiful Wild Bird - Free in Nature - Singing In Natural Habitat - Habitats: They live in a wide variety of environments: Pastures, open areas such as: fields, cerrado, caatinga and riparian forests - Brazilian biodiversity!) Campo Flicker, Scientific name: Colaptes campestris, Brazilian name: Pica-pau-do-campo. Reino: Animalia, Filo: Chordata, Class: Birds, Order: Piciformes, Family: Picidae. Food: Insects (ants and termites), and small fruits. Geographical Distribution: In Brazil, it occurs in the Regions: South, Southeast, Midwest and Northeast. It is rare in the Northern Region of the Country. It also occurs in Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Argentina and Suriname. Watch the video, like, share, and subscribe to the channel for more incredible images of nature and wildlife! #colaptescampestris #woodpeckersaroundtheworld #piciformes #picidae #birdsaroundtheworld #piciformesaroundtheworld #picidaearoundtheworld #birdsuniverse #conservazioneambientale #conservazionedellafaunaselvatica #conservingwildlife #beautésauvage #vivredanslanature #spettacolodellanatura #respiralanatura #vocalizing
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