Yellowhammer
E98088
The Yellowhammer, also known as the northern flicker, is a woodpecker species recognized as a symbol of Alabama and noted for its distinctive yellow underwings and spotted plumage.
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
bird
→
state bird → woodpecker → |
| alsoKnownAs |
Colaptes auratus
→
northern flicker → |
| behavior |
drumming on trees
→
ground foraging → |
| belongsToGenus |
Colaptes
→
|
| class |
Aves
→
|
| clutchSize |
about 5 to 8 eggs
→
|
| country |
United States
→
|
| diet |
ants
→
beetles → fruits → insects → seeds → |
| family |
Picidae
→
|
| foundIn |
Alabama
→
Canada → United States NERFINISHED → |
| habitat |
forest edges
→
open woodlands → suburban areas → |
| hasColor |
black
→
brown → yellow → |
| hasCommonName |
yellowhammer woodpecker
→
|
| hasDistinctiveFeature |
barred back
→
black crescent on upper breast → spotted plumage → white rump patch → yellow underwings → |
| hasUnderwingColor |
yellow
→
|
| kingdom |
Animalia
→
|
| migrationPattern |
partially migratory
→
|
| nativeTo |
North America
→
|
| nestSite |
tree cavities
→
wooden structures → |
| order |
Piciformes
→
|
| phylum |
Chordata
→
|
| recognizedAs |
state bird of Alabama
→
symbol of Alabama → |
| reproduction |
cavity nester
→
|
| symbolOf |
Alabama
→
|
| taxonRank |
species
→
|
| vocalization |
loud ringing calls
→
repeated "wick-a-wick" notes → |