Lewis's Woodpecker has a green-black upper body, while its face and chest have a pinkish-red blush, setting it apart from other woodpeckers. They also fly like a crow.

The Lewis's Woodpecker lives in the western regions of North America. Its habitat ranges from the open pine woods of British Columbia and Alberta in Canada to the fragmented forests of Arizona and New Mexico in the United States. 

This type of woodpecker has a unique way of catching insects mid-flight, similar to a flycatcher. When it doesn't want insects, it eats berries and nuts.