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On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our farm near Mitchell South Dakota. Unlike most woodpeckers, the male and the female red-headed woodpecker look exactly alike. I’m sure there are young in the nest as the parents are taking turns entering the hole. The young must be pretty small yet as there is no visible insect being brought to the nest. At this stage the parents regurgitate all of the food for the chicks.
The redheaded woodpecker population has declined 70% since the mid 1960s and continues to decline. There are a few things landowners can do to help the red-headed woodpecker. One is to create habitat. I’ve been killing the many Siberian elm trees growing on our farm. They are a nuisance tree, but as a standing dead tree they make great woodpecker habitat. I’ve been planting locally collected bur oaks to replace the elm trees as red-headed woodpeckers love acorns. Another thing you can do is eliminate the unprotected invasive European starlings. They compete aggressively with red-headed woodpeckers. We’ve been shooting and trapping them. Since locally reducing the starling population, the red-headed woodpeckers have nested successfully two years in a row on the farm. Hopefully by implementing these improvments there will be more pairs of red-headed woodpeckers nesting on our farm in southeast South Dakota.
Learn more about woodpeckers of North America with:
Peterson Reference Guide to Woodpeckers of North America
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The largest woodpecker alive in North America.
Nikon D4 with 600mm lens. i.3 extender.
t's early Sunday morning and this adult Pileated Woodpecker decides to go looking for breakfast. The snag he finds the grubs in is the worse for wear.
Filmed on a Nikon D4 with 600mm lens
Video: Martyn Stewart
Soundtrack can be found here: soundcloud.com/martynstewart/pileated-woodpecker-foraging
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Steve Johnson, the Down to Earth Woodworker, provides a detailed overview of the many features of the Woodpeckers Woodworking Rule as well as a few of the accessories you can use with it.
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Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causing any damage to its head. Find out how.
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How to Help Red-headed Woodpeckers 2018
On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our farm near Mitchell South Dakota. Unlike most woodpeckers, the male and the female red-headed woodpecker look exactly alike. I’m sure there are young in the nest as the parents are taking turns entering the hole. The young must be pretty small yet as there is no visible insect being brought to the nest. At this stage the parents regurgitate all of the food for the chicks. The redheaded woodpecker population has declined 70% since the mid 1960s and continues to decline. There are a few things landowners can do to help the red-headed woodpecker. One is to create habitat. I’ve been killing the many Siberian elm trees growing on our farm. They are a nuisance tree, but as a standing dead tree they make gre...
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The largest woodpecker alive in North America. Nikon D4 with 600mm lens. i.3 extender. t's early Sunday morning and this adult Pileated Woodpecker decides to go looking for breakfast. The snag he finds the grubs in is the worse for wear. Filmed on a Nikon D4 with 600mm lens Video: Martyn Stewart Soundtrack can be found here: soundcloud.com/martynstewart/pileated-woodpecker-foraging
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Why Woodpeckers do not get Concussions?- Animated Video
Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causing any damage to its head. Find out how. Background music: Running Waters by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Sources : http://bjo.bmj.com/content/86/8/843 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/55721 http://www.nature.com/eye/journal/v21/n1/full/6702163a.html
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How to Help Red-headed Woodpeckers 2018
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On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our farm near Mitchell South Dakota. Unlike most woodpeckers, the male and th...
On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our farm near Mitchell South Dakota. Unlike most woodpeckers, the male and the female red-headed woodpecker look exactly alike. I’m sure there are young in the nest as the parents are taking turns entering the hole. The young must be pretty small yet as there is no visible insect being brought to the nest. At this stage the parents regurgitate all of the food for the chicks.
The redheaded woodpecker population has declined 70% since the mid 1960s and continues to decline. There are a few things landowners can do to help the red-headed woodpecker. One is to create habitat. I’ve been killing the many Siberian elm trees growing on our farm. They are a nuisance tree, but as a standing dead tree they make great woodpecker habitat. I’ve been planting locally collected bur oaks to replace the elm trees as red-headed woodpeckers love acorns. Another thing you can do is eliminate the unprotected invasive European starlings. They compete aggressively with red-headed woodpeckers. We’ve been shooting and trapping them. Since locally reducing the starling population, the red-headed woodpeckers have nested successfully two years in a row on the farm. Hopefully by implementing these improvments there will be more pairs of red-headed woodpeckers nesting on our farm in southeast South Dakota.
Learn more about woodpeckers of North America with:
Peterson Reference Guide to Woodpeckers of North America
Buy it at https://amzn.to/2K7XWRF
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On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our farm near Mitchell South Dakota. Unlike most woodpeckers, the male and the female red-headed woodpecker look exactly alike. I’m sure there are young in the nest as the parents are taking turns entering the hole. The young must be pretty small yet as there is no visible insect being brought to the nest. At this stage the parents regurgitate all of the food for the chicks.
The redheaded woodpecker population has declined 70% since the mid 1960s and continues to decline. There are a few things landowners can do to help the red-headed woodpecker. One is to create habitat. I’ve been killing the many Siberian elm trees growing on our farm. They are a nuisance tree, but as a standing dead tree they make great woodpecker habitat. I’ve been planting locally collected bur oaks to replace the elm trees as red-headed woodpeckers love acorns. Another thing you can do is eliminate the unprotected invasive European starlings. They compete aggressively with red-headed woodpeckers. We’ve been shooting and trapping them. Since locally reducing the starling population, the red-headed woodpeckers have nested successfully two years in a row on the farm. Hopefully by implementing these improvments there will be more pairs of red-headed woodpeckers nesting on our farm in southeast South Dakota.
Learn more about woodpeckers of North America with:
Peterson Reference Guide to Woodpeckers of North America
Buy it at https://amzn.to/2K7XWRF
Another source for woodpeckers of North America is:
Woodpeckers of North America
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The largest woodpecker alive in North America.
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t's early Sunday morning and this adult Pileated Woodpecker decides to go...
The largest woodpecker alive in North America.
Nikon D4 with 600mm lens. i.3 extender.
t's early Sunday morning and this adult Pileated Woodpecker decides to go looking for breakfast. The snag he finds the grubs in is the worse for wear.
Filmed on a Nikon D4 with 600mm lens
Video: Martyn Stewart
Soundtrack can be found here: soundcloud.com/martynstewart/pileated-woodpecker-foraging
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The largest woodpecker alive in North America.
Nikon D4 with 600mm lens. i.3 extender.
t's early Sunday morning and this adult Pileated Woodpecker decides to go looking for breakfast. The snag he finds the grubs in is the worse for wear.
Filmed on a Nikon D4 with 600mm lens
Video: Martyn Stewart
Soundtrack can be found here: soundcloud.com/martynstewart/pileated-woodpecker-foraging
- published: 11 Aug 2013
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Steve Johnson, the Down to Earth Woodworker, provides a detailed overview of the many features of the Woodpeckers Woodworking Rule as well as a few of the acces...
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Steve Johnson, the Down to Earth Woodworker, provides a detailed overview of the many features of the Woodpeckers Woodworking Rule as well as a few of the accessories you can use with it.
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Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causing any damage to its head. Find out how.
Background music: Running W...
Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causing any damage to its head. Find out how.
Background music: Running Waters by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
Sources :
http://bjo.bmj.com/content/86/8/843
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/55721
http://www.nature.com/eye/journal/v21/n1/full/6702163a.html
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Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causing any damage to its head. Find out how.
Background music: Running Waters by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
Sources :
http://bjo.bmj.com/content/86/8/843
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/55721
http://www.nature.com/eye/journal/v21/n1/full/6702163a.html
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Woodpeckers vs. the World | National Geographic
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How to Help Red-headed Woodpeckers 2018
On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our far...
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On July 11 2018 I found these red-headed woodpeckers nesting in a dead elm tree on our farm near Mitchell South Dakota. Unlike most woodpeckers, the male and the female red-headed woodpecker look exactly alike. I’m sure there are young in the nest as the parents are taking turns entering the hole. The young must be pretty small yet as there is no visible insect being brought to the nest. At this stage the parents regurgitate all of the food for the chicks.
The redheaded woodpecker population has declined 70% since the mid 1960s and continues to decline. There are a few things landowners can do to help the red-headed woodpecker. One is to create habitat. I’ve been killing the many Siberian elm trees growing on our farm. They are a nuisance tree, but as a standing dead tree they make great woodpecker habitat. I’ve been planting locally collected bur oaks to replace the elm trees as red-headed woodpeckers love acorns. Another thing you can do is eliminate the unprotected invasive European starlings. They compete aggressively with red-headed woodpeckers. We’ve been shooting and trapping them. Since locally reducing the starling population, the red-headed woodpeckers have nested successfully two years in a row on the farm. Hopefully by implementing these improvments there will be more pairs of red-headed woodpeckers nesting on our farm in southeast South Dakota.
Learn more about woodpeckers of North America with:
Peterson Reference Guide to Woodpeckers of North America
Buy it at https://amzn.to/2K7XWRF
Another source for woodpeckers of North America is:
Woodpeckers of North America
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Pileated woodpecker
The largest woodpecker alive in North America.
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t's...
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The largest woodpecker alive in North America.
Nikon D4 with 600mm lens. i.3 extender.
t's early Sunday morning and this adult Pileated Woodpecker decides to go looking for breakfast. The snag he finds the grubs in is the worse for wear.
Filmed on a Nikon D4 with 600mm lens
Video: Martyn Stewart
Soundtrack can be found here: soundcloud.com/martynstewart/pileated-woodpecker-foraging
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Why Woodpeckers do not get Concussions?- Animated Video
Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causi...
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Woodpecker bangs its head against the tree at the speed of 16 miles an hour, without causing any damage to its head. Find out how.
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/55721
http://www.nature.com/eye/journal/v21/n1/full/6702163a.html
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