Birds can be black and white for several ... Nests: Their nest may be a scrape lined with pebbles. Identification: These ...

But there's a lot you probably don't know about these ubiquitous birds. Woodpeckers: The Hole Story, a documentary from The Nature of Things, drills into what makes these creatures so fascinating.

But which one is it? Woodpeckers deserve a second look, because there's more to these interesting birds than initially meets the eye. For one thing, they show a great deal of variation in size ...

Ivory-billed woodpeckers were considered birds of lowland swamps ... however, and other bird identification experts believe that the video likely showed a pileated woodpecker.

It’s important to note that woodpeckers are protected by the North American Migratory Bird Act. As an essential part of our ecosystem, the birds should never be hurt or killed to rid them of ...

(birds chirping) Any outsider, whether furry or feathered, is swiftly dispatched. What worries the family most are raiding parties of competing acorn woodpeckers. All across the valley, groups ...

During election season, everyone can relate to woodpeckers: We all feel like banging our heads against the wall. The birds handle it better, though, so Weird Animal Question of the Week was ...

Woodpeckers may be some of the most iconic and beautiful birds in Montana, but if they decide to peck their way into the side of a house, homeowners can be left with expensive damage and serious ...

Green woodpeckers have a single brood of four to seven eggs and quite often return to nest in the same tree for several years, Unlike some woodland birds, green woodpeckers are doing well and are ...