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Definition of woodpecker in English: woodpeckernoun ˈwʊdpɛkəˈwʊdˌpɛkər A bird with a strong bill and a stiff tail, which climbs tree trunks to find insects and drums on dead wood to mark territory. 啄木鸟 Family Picidae (the woodpecker family): many genera and numerous species. The woodpecker family also includes the wrynecks, piculets, flickers, and sapsuckers Example sentencesExamples - Mexico is home to toucans, vultures, hummingbirds, woodpeckers, parrots, macaws, and quetzals.
- We also saw the usual variety of gulls, raptors, woodpeckers, and passerines throughout the morning.
- For example, ground birds can usually only walk horizontally on the ground whereas woodpeckers climb up and down vertically on tree trunks.
- Carolina wrens, tufted titmice, and red-bellied woodpeckers are other relative newcomers to our area.
- Great-spotted woodpeckers drum while chiffchaffs, blackcaps, chaffinches and wrens sing their hearts out.
- Sparrows, chickadees, woodpeckers, and an assortment of other creatures were awake and bustling that summer morning.
- The reserve is home to woodpeckers, chaffinches, bullfinches and blackbirds.
- The array of birds included a hen harrier, barn owls, kingfishers, sparrowhawks, long-eared owls, kestrels and woodpeckers.
- One of the most strongly migratory woodpeckers, the Red-naped Sapsucker travels as far south as central Mexico for the winter.
- We did not move the feeder until it had been visited by both nuthatches and by at least two titmice and two woodpeckers.
- Smallest woodpecker (sparrow sized) and often elusive preferring the tops of trees.
- Our latest visitor, number 138, was a woodpecker, a yellow-bellied sapsucker.
- Unlike most other woodpeckers, Northern Flickers are principally ground feeders, though they also forage on tree trunks and limbs.
- This has been confirmed experimentally in some woodpeckers, wrens, fairywrens and warblers.
- All other birds, from loons and penguins to woodpeckers and sparrows, are placed together in the third main lineage, the Neoaves.
- He hid near nests of black woodpeckers, kingfishers, northern hazel hens and Eurasian sparrow hawks.
- The air in the Lake District this weekend was so clear and quiet except for bird calls - buzzards, curlew, woodpeckers, geese and owls.
- Brown Creepers spend most of their time on main trunks or major limbs, bracing themselves with their tails like miniature woodpeckers.
- Throughout Europe today the woodpecker is variously called Rain Bird, Rain Fowl and Rain Pie.
- Habitat saturation appears to be playing a role in both the acorn woodpecker and pukeko systems.
Definition of woodpecker in US English: woodpeckernounˈwo͝odˌpekərˈwʊdˌpɛkər A bird with a strong bill and a stiff tail, which climbs tree trunks to find insects and drums on dead wood to mark territory. 啄木鸟 Family Picidae (the woodpecker family): many genera and numerous species. The woodpecker family also includes the wrynecks, piculets, flickers, and sapsuckers Example sentencesExamples - Great-spotted woodpeckers drum while chiffchaffs, blackcaps, chaffinches and wrens sing their hearts out.
- Our latest visitor, number 138, was a woodpecker, a yellow-bellied sapsucker.
- The array of birds included a hen harrier, barn owls, kingfishers, sparrowhawks, long-eared owls, kestrels and woodpeckers.
- One of the most strongly migratory woodpeckers, the Red-naped Sapsucker travels as far south as central Mexico for the winter.
- He hid near nests of black woodpeckers, kingfishers, northern hazel hens and Eurasian sparrow hawks.
- Mexico is home to toucans, vultures, hummingbirds, woodpeckers, parrots, macaws, and quetzals.
- All other birds, from loons and penguins to woodpeckers and sparrows, are placed together in the third main lineage, the Neoaves.
- We did not move the feeder until it had been visited by both nuthatches and by at least two titmice and two woodpeckers.
- Sparrows, chickadees, woodpeckers, and an assortment of other creatures were awake and bustling that summer morning.
- We also saw the usual variety of gulls, raptors, woodpeckers, and passerines throughout the morning.
- For example, ground birds can usually only walk horizontally on the ground whereas woodpeckers climb up and down vertically on tree trunks.
- This has been confirmed experimentally in some woodpeckers, wrens, fairywrens and warblers.
- The reserve is home to woodpeckers, chaffinches, bullfinches and blackbirds.
- Brown Creepers spend most of their time on main trunks or major limbs, bracing themselves with their tails like miniature woodpeckers.
- Throughout Europe today the woodpecker is variously called Rain Bird, Rain Fowl and Rain Pie.
- The air in the Lake District this weekend was so clear and quiet except for bird calls - buzzards, curlew, woodpeckers, geese and owls.
- Smallest woodpecker (sparrow sized) and often elusive preferring the tops of trees.
- Unlike most other woodpeckers, Northern Flickers are principally ground feeders, though they also forage on tree trunks and limbs.
- Habitat saturation appears to be playing a role in both the acorn woodpecker and pukeko systems.
- Carolina wrens, tufted titmice, and red-bellied woodpeckers are other relative newcomers to our area.
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