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"content": "Greater Yellownape\n\nBrightly-colored medium-sized woodpecker with a moss-green back, a bright yellow nape, and a powerful pale bill. Gray underparts distinguish this species from the smaller Lesser Yellownape. Males have a white throat or moustache stripe, while females have a dark red one. Gives high-pitched yelps or “kee-eep!” notes. Found in various forested areas, but most common in hilly and montane areas; not a woodpecker of small parks and cities. Forages on trunks and along branches in pairs and flocks, both single- and mixed-species.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/greyel1\nPhoto Location: China\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/114/449/685/698/612/332/original/195fb42ab374fa57.jpg\n",
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