Black Woodpecker
クマゲラ · Kumagera
Photo: ecoem22 / CC BY-NC 4.0 / iNaturalist
- Designated by
- National / Natural Monument
- Designation type
- Species
- Designated on
- May 12, 1965
- Scientific name
- Dryocopus martius
About the Black Woodpecker
The black woodpecker is Japan's largest woodpecker, entirely black with a red crown in males, living in primeval forests of big beeches and similar trees. It excavates large nest holes in big trees and eats ants and other insects. Found in northern Tohoku and Hokkaido, it is protected as a Natural Monument.
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Frequently asked questions
The Black Woodpecker is designated as a species without a fixed area and lives in places such as Hokkaido, Aomori, Akita.
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