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The Eurasian nuthatch is 20–26 cm in length, weighs 70–98 grams, and has a wingspan of 38–44 cm. It is a species found in common. Its upperparts are glossy blue-black, with white cheeks and neck edges. It has black stripes extending from the shoulders to the nape and base of the bill. The wing and tail feathers display a black-and-white pattern. The underparts are typically white, with reddish tones visible on the lower abdomen and tail. Males have a red patch on the nape. The eyes are reddish-b

Forest woodpecker is 20–26 cm in length, weighs 70–98 grams, and has a wingspan of 38–44 cm. Europe and Asia are home to this widespread species. Its upperparts are glossy blue-black, with white cheeks and neck edges. It has black stripes extending from the shoulders to the nape and base of the bill. The wing and tail feathers display a black-and-white pattern. The underparts are typically white, with reddish tones on the lower abdomen and tail. Males have a red patch on the nape. The eyes are r