The Common Flameback Woodpecker that is also referred to as the Common Goldenback must have been named after the brilliant crimson or red flame bursting from its back, especially outstanding in the female, that minus the red crest of the male has the red flame leaps out at you when she spreads out.
However this woodpecker does have an equally distinctive underpart, for which it could have been named otherwise?
However this woodpecker does have an equally distinctive underpart, for which it could have been named otherwise?
"Then love knew it was called love
And when I lifted my eyes to your name,
suddenly your heart showed me my way"
And when I lifted my eyes to your name,
suddenly your heart showed me my way"
Pablo Neruda
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