The white-backed woodpecker (Dendrocopos leucotos)
I walked through the autumn forest and heard rustling and grunts. I turned off the path and went along the fallen foliage, breaking through the bare branches of a bush.
And I saw this.
A woodpecker examined a fallen tree, and also tussed leaves.
I think I disturbed him. And to be more precise, then her, this is a female. Males have a red cap on their heads, but females do not.