Assertion: woodpecker's head | /r/HasProperty | red
Facets:
value: completely
type: DEGREE
value: all
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: They sport a red head, neck, and throat, a white rump and under parts, and a black back, tail and wings with prominent white secondaries that can be seen during flight.
text: Although occasionally mis-iden-ti-fied as a red-headed woodpecker because of the male redbelly’s bill-to-nape stripe of bright red, the red-bellied woodpecker actually is quite different in appearance—and much more common—than the real red-headed woodpecker, which sports an all-red head.
text: Found in much central and eastern Texas, the Red-headed Woodpecker is easily identified by its completely red/crimson head.
text: While the red-headed woodpecker has a completely red head and neck, the red-bellied woodpecker has a red streak starting at the beak.
text: Red-headed Woodpecker has a completely red head, neck, face, and throat; the back has bold black and white patches with no barring.
text: However, their red heads can sometimes be hard to see in harsh sunlight.
text: The Red Headed Woodpecker has a head that is completely red.
text: The Red-Headed Woodpecker is a black-backed Woodpecker with a head that is entirely red, and with a white rump and large square white patches on the wings.