Female Pileated Woodpecker The pileated woodpecker is North America's largest woodpecker, a crow-sized bird with a prominent red crest, black body, and white stripes on its face and neck. Males have a red "moustache" and red on the forehead, while females do not. They are found in mature forests, where they excavate large rectangular holes in trees to find food like ants and other insects, and also eat nuts and fruits Michigan USA | Kelly Lynn Mitchell
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Female Pileated Woodpecker The pileated woodpecker is North America's largest woodpecker, a crow-sized bird with a prominent red crest, black body, and white stripes on its face and neck. Males have a red "moustache" and red on the forehead, while females do not. They are found in mature forests, where they excavate large rectangular holes in trees to find food like ants and other insects, and also eat nuts and fruits Michigan USA | Kelly Lynn Mitchell
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