Throwing chips of wood out of the nest hole is this Katphora as it goes in to excavate and then regularly comes out to eject the wooden chips it is pecking out inside the cavity
This Katphora or Golden-backed Woodpecker (now known as the Lesser Flameback) lives up to its name, by excavating a nest-hole within the dead tree trunk of a Casuarina tree at our Orchard in Delhi. With its bright flame-back golden wings and back, and its jaunty red crest, it is a colourful and cheery bird to behold, as it claims its territory in the arboreal spaces of our city, and prepares to lay eggs within the tree hole cavity, and bring up a brood of little Woody woodpeckers!
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