Woodpeckers

A wood pecker pecks because its kind of there food. They even want some matarials from wood like wood. They mostly peck on trees and its like they peck on trees Everytime

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Quail, Pheasant, Grouse, Partridge, Prairie Chicken, etc.

Rule of thumb: if it migrates it has dark meat.

Upland game birds have white meat.

Woodpeckers eat nuts, berries, termites, grubs, and other bugs that live inside trees. It pecks through the wood of a tree to find the bugs living inside.

That is why their beaks are so long... and strong!

Mammals feed their young with their own milk. Birds feed their young by throwing up food that it has already eaten, so the young birds can easily swallow it.

Woodpeckers do this, so they are not mammals . . . but they are a bird, and birds are directly related to the dinosaurs known as 'Theropods'.

Yes woodpeckers do live in the tropical rainforest. They are brown, black, white, and red. They peck through the trees in order to find worms or other bugs to eat. There are over 180 species of woodpecker in the world.

One of the largest woodpecker species is the ivory-billed woodpecker, which was thought to be extinct for the greater part of the 20th century and thought to be rediscovered in 2005. This species measures from 19 to 21 inches in length and weighs from 1 to 1.25 pounds. The smallest woodpecker in North America is the downy woodpecker, which reaches only 6 or 7 inches in length. it also depends on what type of woodpeker piculets, wrynecks, and sapsuckers, are all different types so that means there hight and weight is different unless they have the same mom and the mom feeds them the same amount but they can not always turn out the same my sister is older then me and she eats the same thing i do and she weighs morre then me but im taller

Puddletown .

long sharp beak

They are both birds

They are born. They grow. They eat. They make babies. They die. Same as every other animal.

The woodpecker does not eat fish. Acording to their adaptations, they don't.

make another source of water available to them, they really do not care about sugar, I am thinking it is the water they are after. A bird bath might remedy the situation.

They do not kill trees, they only eat insects that do!

If a woodpecker is working on a tree it means that it is infested with wood boring insects and is sick, the woodpecker is actually helping it.

In the United States, woodpeckers are protected by Federal law.

A way to attract woodpeckers would be if you happen to have dead, or rotting trees that are still erect. Overall, the best way is use general attracting methods - feeders - and have a large and diverse selection of trees. Hope this works.

Yes, as all birds are vertabrates.

it is like morse code

It may be easier to say where woodpeckers are not found. Woodpeckers are birds that are represented around the world except Australia, New Zealand, Madagascar and the extreme latitudes toward the poles. A link is provided to the Wikipedia article on these interesting birds. You'll find that link below.

Humans are a major factor. I am not an expert, but I can help a little bit. Humans cut down trees that woodpeckers nest in and feed from. Destroying habitats, polluting skies, and killing prey contribute to the demise of the woodpecker.

woodpeckers peck on cedar siding because they think it is a tree and are looking for bugs that they sally find in trees or in the red headed woodpeckers case think it is a dead tree and a good place to start carving out there nest whole

Only about an inch and a half as a hatchling.

A elephant could eat to 200-500-70-800 pounds a day.The elephant's cubs can eat just about half the amount of a adult/70-100 pounds a day and then the baby can eat just about the same as a adult but instead it will go on to another place to carry birth to be leaving the family at 3-7 years and then eat 200-30-79-340-599 pounds and also it will just keep eating to 400 pounds and then at 7-9 years it will eat 700 pounds then at 11 years at adult age it will eat 800-900 pounds

No, not carnivores, but insectivores yes

camouflage, their color pattern blends in well with the bark of trees

Per the IUCN, this Critically Endangered woodpecker is possibly already extinct, with the primary reason being loss of habitat, but also over-hunting for use in folk medicines and as a food source.

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