description Ochraceous Piculet Overview
The Ochraceous Piculet (Picumnus limae) is a small woodpecker endemic to northeastern Brazil. It occurs from Ceará south to Sergipe and inland into Piauí, using habitats within both the Caatinga and Atlantic Forest, from dry open woodland to more humid forest and some human-modified sites. Adult males have red-tipped feathers on the forehead, while females lack the red, and the species' underparts range from pale yellowish to rusty brown.
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Where is the Ochraceous Piculet found?
The Ochraceous Piculet is endemic to northeastern Brazil. Its range extends from Ceará south to Sergipe and inland into Piauí.
What is the scientific name of the Ochraceous Piculet?
Its scientific name is Picumnus limae. It is a small piculet found only in northeastern Brazil.
Which habitats does the Ochraceous Piculet use?
It occurs in both Caatinga and Atlantic Forest habitats. Its documented environments range from dry open woodland to more humid forest and some human-modified areas.
Is the Ochraceous Piculet found outside Brazil?
The species is endemic to northeastern Brazil, so its documented native range is confined to that country. Ceará, Sergipe, and Piauí are among the regions associated with it.
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