Seagull woodpecker

The seagull woodpecker (Nectophrobius tajatu) is a species of bird in the family Picidae. The majority of Parania is its range but the south and east are still absent of it. The species is renowned for being quite distinctive, mimicking a very large seagull in appearance, living similarly to a seagull, and hunting both insects, annelids, and aquatic organisms. Its impressive length is 36 inches, close to double the size of the still large northern slaty woodpecker, which covers its range in southern and eastern regions. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
In its range, much of the habitat most seagull woodpeckers are found in are hardwood forests with higher densities being found along the coastline. The largest number of seagull woodpeckers was reported to be Lobevia at close to one million individuals with highest densities in both the south and the north and are reportedly almost always in deep forests, with the average individual being found close to 100 meters away from a path or human structure in a forest.
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia