Red-headed Woodpecker Balsa Ornament balsa-farm while the anemone protects it

while the anemone protects it from other prey

while the female is a muted greenish-yellow

They hide themselves in the sand not only for protection

so they take over abandoned ones

It is a sensory organ that can detect changes in the environment that may help them to find food

Red-headed Woodpecker Balsa Ornament balsa-farm while the anemone protects itYou guessed it, the red headed woodpecker gets its name from its red head. These birds have a black and white coloring and when they fly, they look like a checkerboard. They are expert hunters of insects, but will eat fruit, berries, nuts, spiders and earthworms. Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted with non toxic acrylic paint by a cooperative of skilled artisans on Isla