Red-bellied woodpecker
Melanerpes carolinus
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- Mass
- 56–91 gObie płcie — Cornell
The red-bellied woodpecker occurs in deciduous forests, parks and gardens. It searches bark and branches for insects and spiders, also eating acorns, nuts and f
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Melanerpes carolinus
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The red-bellied woodpecker occurs in deciduous forests, parks and gardens. It searches bark and branches for insects and spiders, also eating acorns, nuts and fruit.
A pair may return to the same tree but usually excavates a new cavity. The male starts work; after accepting the site, the female helps finish the nesting chamber.