Woodpeckers

They were extinct long ago like hundreds of years.They got extinct by hunters shooting them and collecting them.Now hunters and people are seeing them in real life.

Thought to be extinct for 60 years, an ivorybill was videotaped in the White River Refuge in Arkansas in Feb 2004. Since then other sightings have occurred in other states including, NC, SC, La, Fla, Tx.

Also, the mounted specimens in the accompanying picture here are not ivory billed woodpeckers, but the closely related imperial woodpecker from Mexico, a critically endangered if not already extinct bird.

Nothing eats them they are level 2 or three predators

They can fall victim to cats, Cooper's or sharpshinned hawks, raccoons that may raid the nest, or snakes. They also don't like ninja turtles.

Vachel Lindsay wrote the poem "Woodpecker pecked out a little round hole." He was an American poet known for his musical style and for incorporating elements of folklore into his work.

To get food such as beetles and worms in the wood.

If it were starving, maybe, but not as a snack.

Ivory billed, pileated, red bellied, red headed, red cockaded, downy, hairy, acorn, flicker, gila, white headed.

Known predators of the Red Bellied Woodpecker include house cats, black red snakes, and birds of prey. This includes birds Such as different varieties of hawks.

20 times per second

No. Hummingbird nectar is a liquid that you put in hummingbird feeders. Woodpeckers can't access the nectar. They eat small insects that they find when the peck at the bark of trees.

about 8 inches tall,but nearly 18 inches long.

Try Villa Spirits in Birmingham AL.

No, they are not endangered.

owls and snakes are not enemies but they do prey on each other.

No, they are protected species.

Downy Woodpeckers forage on trees, picking the bark surface in summer and digging deeper in winter. They mainly eat insects, also seeds and berries. In winter, especially, Downy Woodpeckers can often be found in treed suburban backyards and will feed on suet at birdfeeders.

how and what do you feed a baby wood pecker

Red-cockaded woodpeckers live in pine forests of the Southern states.

Red-cockaded Woodpecker is an endangered species that are mostly found living in mature pine forests from Florida to Virginia and west to southeast Oklahoma and eastern Texas. For nesting, red-cockaded woodpeckers use old-growth trees of most southern pine species, except for sand pine, spruce pine, white pine, and table-mountain pine. The older pines are favoured by the red-cockaded woodpecker with a fungus called red heart disease which attacks the center of the trunk, causing the inner wood to become soft. Cavities generally take 1 to 3 years to excavate which the red-cockaded adore because they are perfect for nests and for eggs to nest in and hatch. The red-cockaded woodpecker is probably one of the most well-known endangered species in North Carolina. They are found only in the south eastern United States and usually live in threes that are 30 years or older and even more mature trees for nesting. They are really social animals. In fact, the red-cockaded woodpecker species that live in family groups year-round.

Normally in roost holes, tunneled out in trees.

Woodpeckers bash their heads against wood about 20 pecks every second, so you'd think they'd need heads made of steel to survive. Instead, the reality is that woodpecker heads are relatively soft. Each bird is born with a soft, sponge-like mass behind its beak that absorbs the shock created by pecking.

A woodpeckers tongue is about 4 to 5 inch long, depending on which woodpecker are you finding on.

Woodpeckers use sawdust or woodchips within their nests, as it provides them with protection. but if you place to much sawdust or too thick of ieces of woodchips in a woodpeckers house, if any nest in it, the fledgings are going to find it hard to breathe. many people belive that the drumming of a woodpecker, is to create their houses, but it is a way of communication. to incourage woodpeckers to nest, leave a woodpecker nest with woodchips about 1 inch thick. hope this helps! :) :) :)

The Ivory billed woodpecker is the most endangered woodpecker.

• i think its for making holes in trees for nests and getting out bugs in the trees to stick their tong in.

In general they have a clear white back and belly. Their wings are black and barred with white while the tail feathers are spotted with black. They have a black eye line and crown, and the have a short, stubby beak.

Males have a small red patch on the back of their head while the red patch is absent on females.

Hmm... That's some question you got there! It can probably be either yellow, blue, or even a type of green. If you want to learn it the hard way, go on! Catch a woodpecker and buy sheets of paper! WITHOUT ME! Sorry there. I sometimes get carried away!