Golden-Tailed+Woodpeckers

The Golden-Tailed Woodpecker is a bird that lives all across Africa. They usually grow up to about 23 centimeters and weighs about 70 grams. The head is grey and they have brown eyes, with a black bill. Their throat is usually white and their back is a green-yellow. They eat insects which are usually caught in the air, killed and eaten. The birds breed with the same partner their whole life and lay two to three eggs at a time. They dont make nests though, they use holes in trees for living space and nest in them. They are almost never found in flocks, they are found in singles or pairs.