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A Black Woodpecker takes care of his newly hatched chicks in Cheolwon-gun, north of Seoul, South Korea. The Black Woodpecker lives in mature forest across the northern palearctic. The plumage of this crow-sized woodpecker is entirely black apart from a red crown. In males, the entire crown is red, but in females only the hindcrown.
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