My first guess is the hairy Woodpecker of 9". It iswhite in the front, while black and white speckled on the back with a red dot on the back of the head. There is also the 6" Downy Woodpecker. It is basically the same as the last one only smaller. There are are various other woodpeckers that may fit your description depending on the colors and size.
a yellow speckled duck
Monks have a bald spot on their heads because they shave the tops of their heads as a symbol of humility and renunciation of worldly vanity.
No, not all birds can turn their heads all the way around. While some species, like owls, have a remarkable ability to rotate their heads significantly due to unique neck structures, they can only turn their heads about 270 degrees, not a full 360 degrees. Most birds have more limited neck flexibility, allowing for a range of motion that helps them spot predators and prey without needing to turn their entire bodies.
he has a weak spot for red heads
The speckled form of the moth is well camouflaged against lichen covered tree bark, so birds find it hard to spot. The dark form is camouflaged against sooty trees in cities.
we would need a spot to fit our heads in and all our other body parts
Yes, some birds, like hummingbirds, can hover in one spot by rapidly flapping their wings.
his weak spot is red heads he is crazy about them and tall red heads most of all and that is not afraid of getting down and dirty. most of all he loves girls that have the name Ariel
Haggerty Spot
Monks have a bald spot because they shave the top of their heads as a symbol of humility and renunciation of worldly vanity.
because that is where there food is.
"Have no fear, your back spot is here"