description Spot-throated Flameback Overview
The Spot-throated Flameback (Dinopium everetti) is a species of woodpecker endemic to the Philippine archipelago. It is recognized by its golden-yellow upperparts, heavily spotted throat, and distinct facial markings. This bird primarily inhabits lowland primary and secondary forests, where it forages along tree trunks and branches for insects. Due to its restricted range and the ongoing reduction of its forest habitats, it is evaluated as a vulnerable species by conservation organizations.
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Where is the Spot-throated Flameback found?
The Spot-throated Flameback, Dinopium everetti, is endemic to the Philippines. It is associated mainly with lowland primary and secondary forest habitats.
How does the Spot-throated Flameback get its name?
It combines golden-yellow upperparts with a throat covered in prominent spots. The flameback name refers to the bright golden or fiery coloring on its back.
What is the scientific name of the Spot-throated Flameback?
Its scientific name is Dinopium everetti. The species is a Philippine woodpecker rather than a bird distributed across mainland Southeast Asia.
What habitat does the Spot-throated Flameback use?
It primarily inhabits lowland primary and secondary forests. That habitat distinction matters because forest clearing can reduce the places where it feeds and nests.
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