Bears typically do not eat woodpeckers as a primary food source. Their diet mainly consists of berries, nuts, plants, insects, and small mammals. However, if a bear were to encounter a woodpecker, especially if food is scarce, it might eat one out of opportunism. Overall, woodpeckers are not a significant part of a bear's diet.
A wood peckers habitat is a TREE!!!!!
They eat the nut meat inside
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Wood peckers do not eat wood, they eat bugs and insects. The only reason it seems they eat wood because they are pecking at the bark of trees to get to the insect or bug inside thetree that is why they are called WOODPECKERS!!!!!!no all it does is peck wood it eats bugs and insects
They eat wood bamboo leaves.
yes
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For bugs to eat. they could not make homes because the holes would be to small.
wood peckers
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Wood peckers