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Woodpecker While a woodpecker is drilling, the two parts of the bill are closed together, making a wedge-pointed drill, and at the same time a snug case for the insect-catcher.... |
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Woodpecker A genus of birds belonging to the climbers, and so called from their habit of pecking into trees in search of insects. The body is quite slender, the beak long and powerful, the tongue pointed, and th... |
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Woodpecker The woodpeckers, piculets and wrynecks are a family, Picidae, of near-passerine birds . Members of this family are found worldwide, except for Australia and New Zealand, Madagascar, and the extreme po... |
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Woodpecker Skull The skull of a woodpecker. ... |
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Woodpecker Tongue This illustration shows the special development of tongues of woodpeckers; a, skull of flicker, showing root of tongue extending to tip of bill; b, head of hairy woodpecker, showing root of tongue cur... |
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Woodpecker, Black Great Black Woodpecker (Drycopus martius). This bird of one of the largest of its tribe, black with a scarlet crest, and resembles somewhat the ivory-billed and pileated woodpeckers of the United Stat... |
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Woodpecker, Downy The woodpeckers are typical climbers, with two toes turned forward and two backward, (zygodactyl). ... |
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Woodpecker, Downy The Downy Woodpecker, Picoides pubescens, is the smallest woodpecker in North America. Adults are mainly black on the upper parts and wings, with a white back, throat and belly and white spotting on t... |
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Woodpecker, golden-winged The golden-winged woodpecker is known for burrowing its own holes into live trees to use as a nest.... |
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Woodpecker, great black Chiefly making its habitat in Northern Europe, the great black woodpecker uses its long, sharp bill to bore into trees in search of insects.... |
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Woodpecker, great spotted The great spotted woodpecker measures an average of nine and a half inches long, and is found throughout Europe.... |
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Woodpecker, Great Spotted A loud bird that uses it beak to bore holes in tree trunks to feed on bugs. ... |
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Woodpecker, green The green woodpecker is found throughout Europe, and uses its beak to make holes in tree trunks to roost in.... |
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Woodpecker, Green "Woodpecker is the popular name of the old Linnæan genus Picus, now greatly divided. Woodpeckers have a slender body, powerful beak, and protrusile tongue, which is sharp, barbed, and pointed, a... |
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Woodpecker, Green A green colored woodpecker. ... |
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Woodpecker, Hairy The Hairy Woodpecker (Picoides villosus) is a medium-sized woodpecker. Their breeding habitat is forested areas with large trees across most of North America to Central America. They nest in a tree c... |
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Woodpecker, Head Side view of a woodpecker's head. ... |
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Woodpecker, Lesser spotted It is not only to seek for food that Woodpeckers make holes in trees, but also to establish their nests, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Woodpecker, lesser spotted Common in England and distributed across Europe, the lesser spotted woodpecker measures about five and three-quarter inches in length.... |
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Woodpecker, middle spotted Found in Southern Europe, the middle spotted woodpecker has a black coat, with a crimson underside and a red spot on its head.... |
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Woodpecker, Pilated A wood pecker have the feathers of the pileum elongated and conspicuous. ... |
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Woodpecker, Pitahaya A woodpecker common to Arizona. Usually nests in giant cactus. ... |
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Woodpecker, Sapsucker From the woodpecker family, the Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) is known for drilling holes in birch trees.... |
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Woodpeckers, red-headed The most common type of woodpeckers found in the United States, the red-headed woodpecker feeds on various fruits, as well as insects that inhabit the trees it frequents.... |
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