Flickers are a type of woodpecker belonging to the genus Colaptes. They are known for their distinctive behavior of foraging on the ground for insects and seeds, unlike many other woodpeckers that primarily search for food in trees. Flickers have a unique appearance, often featuring a spotted breast and a black crescent on their chest. They can be found in various habitats across North America, including forests, grasslands, and urban areas. There are two main species of flickers: the Northern Flicker and the Yellow-shafted Flicker. The Northern Flicker is further divided into two color variations: the Red-shafted Flicker found in the western United States and the Yellow-shafted Flicker found in the east. These