White-headed woodpecker
Leuconotopicus albolarvatus
ok. 22 cmDorosły ptak
total length
total length
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- Mass
- 55–65 gObie płcie — Cornell
The white-headed woodpecker inhabits western North American pine forests. Pine seeds are important food, supplemented by tree-dwelling invertebrates. Pairs exca
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Leuconotopicus albolarvatus
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The white-headed woodpecker inhabits western North American pine forests. Pine seeds are important food, supplemented by tree-dwelling invertebrates. Pairs excavate nesting cavities in dead wood.
While feeding it moves over trunks and branches, seeking insects and cones with available seeds.