Golden-collared Woodpecker

Veniliornis cassini

Least Concern

The Golden-collared Woodpecker is a woodpecker or piculet of North American forests, woodland, scrub, and rocky country. It uses a strong chisel-like bill to probe bark, wood, and branches for insects and larvae, and many species also drum, call, or excavate nest cavities in trunks and limbs.

Family

Picidae

Group

Woodpeckers

Range

Golden-collared Woodpecker Range — Resident or seasonal range in North American forests, woodland, scrub, and rocky country

Population

≈ Unknown

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