Two 2L-size (127 x 178mm) photos of a Black Woodpecker. The second photo is a close-up of the center. There was usually one Black Woodpecker in the forest I always walked in. I've never seen them with their young or as a pair, so perhaps this forest is a feeding ground and their nests are in another forest. They fly while calling "Kyokyokyokyokyo," and even when perched on a tree, they call "Kyon, Kyon." They also peck at trees with a loud "Kotsukotsu" sound, so you can sense their presence somewhere in the forest. They have charming, round eyes and a smooth, kokeshi doll-like head. At this time, the light was backlit, and the feathers on the edges of its body shone golden, and the red part of the back of its head was also a beautiful, translucent color. Its body was also beautiful and cute, with a round form that contracted as it climbed. As a bonus, a postcard-sized photo will be enclosed. The bonus photo will feature parts of wild birds that I personally find very cute, such as their bottoms and their bellies viewed from below.