Wallcreeper

Once noticed, people can hardly take their eyes away from this species. This bird has a grayish brown upper body. Its lower body tends to be black. The distinct feature is its wings which are red in color and have white spots which show up in flashes as they open their wings. Wallcreeper is most commonly found in cliffs, banks, and walls. They are distinguished for their long erratic flights between cliffs. Their nest is made out of moss, wool and hair placed in deep crevices almost impossible to access.