Cinnamon Woodpecker Size: 8 1/4" (21 cm); 83 g. Diet: Eats ants and termites. Pecks into laurel (Cordia alliodora) and Cecropia trees to find them. Voice: Ringing series of 3-5 notes, decending in key: peee-peew-peu-pu. Status: Locally uncommon to fairly common in Caribbean lowland and foothill froests. Cool Fact: Nest is a hole carved by both parents, into soft wood of a tree, 20-30 ft above the ground. A living or recently dead tree is usually used. Eggs are laid between March and May. Source: (Stiles et al 257) |