Woodpeckers

they will eat almost anything you throw out for them. its best to feed them regular birdseed though. whatever you do DON'T feed them avocado, salt, or coffee, you'll find bird corpses everywhere. trust me you don't want dead birds lying around your yard.

North America is the home of the hairy woodpecker.

feed them some poisoned nuts

The red bellied woodpecker is eastern species, not found in California. A similar species, the gila woodpecker, is found in the extreme southeast corner of the state.

Woodpeckers eat insects that hide under tree bark. For some reason this particular woodpecker thinks that there are some juicy, delicious insects hiding under your asphalt shingles. And maybe there are.

Probably not so, I was told that a they are territorial, and while eating they peck slower but when marking territory they peck loud and fast, using the roof, enhances the noise he intends to make. Like I said this is what I have been told, Any confirmation would be great.

peck on wood

A loud, nasal "kent!" This call sounds like a false high note on a clarinet. Also, a loud double knock on a tree that can be heard for great distances. Only woodpeckers in the genus Campephilus make this sound, and the ivory billed is the only one left in North America, and it is very, very, rare. The imperial woodpecker, another Campephilus bird, is almost certainly now extinct.

Yes, there are 7 species of woodpeckers that are commonly seen in Ohio state. Below are the details,

1.Pileated woodpecker

2.Red-headed Woodpecker

3.Downy woodpecker

4.Red-bellied woodpecker

5.Yellow-bellied sapsucker

6.Northern flicker

7.Red-Cockaded Woodpecker

1. 8.Black-backed woodpecker

Woodpeckers will eat small tree frogs. In addition, the woodpecker will eat small lizards, birds, eggs, nestlings, and fish if it is available.

• a woodpeckers tongue is 2 thirds long of it's own body!

Under certain circumstances. Such as, you find a dead bird. Even then, permission must come from the NC Fish and Wildlife Commission in Raleigh. But woodpeckers are protected by the Migratory Bird Act.

No.

All species of woodpeckers have strong beaks. They also have a head structure that enables them to constantly and very rapidly to bash their beak into wood in search of grubs - without damage to their brain!

Woodpeckers are a federally protected bird under the North American Migratory Bird Act.

It is illegal to kill one.

They make little woodpeckers

whose bird has short and sticky tongur

The Woodpecker Tree Decoration has metal stakes that it attaches to the tree with.

The pileated has a heavy bill, second only to the rare ivorybill. It can rip large chunks of bark off trees in its hunt for wood destroying insects and their larvae. They have a stiff tail that acts as a prop while they forage on the side of trees.

A common bird in the southeast, there has to be thousands at least in Tennessee.

A woodpecker can peck 20 times a second.

As far as im aware woodpecker is not a beer it is a weak sweet cider about 3% volume. Mainly a girls drink.

The ivory bill consumes wood boring insects and their larvae. The bird has a large, chisel like beak, flattened near the tip, allowing it to scale large slabs of bark off trees, exposing the insects and grubs on which they feed.

no but they like to nibble on and chew.

In the United States, the most common age for Reye syndrome is six to eight years. Reye syndrome is extremely rare in individuals over the age of 18.

Yes, they are! This very large North American woodpecker thrives amidst the deciduous forests of eastern North America, the Great lakes, the boreal forests of Canada, and parts of the Pacific Coast.