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Woodpecker

Woodpeckers are part of the bird family Picidae, which also includes the piculets, wrynecks, and sapsuckers. Members of this family are found worldwide, except for Australia, New Guinea, New Zealand, Madagascar, and the extreme polar regions. Most species live in forests or woodland habitats, although a few species are known that live in treeless areas…

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Woodpecker

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related to Global distribution · 27
Woodpecker → Africa, African, Antarctica, Asia, Australasia, Eurasian, Europe, Jynginae, Lewis's, Madagascar, More, Most, Neotropics, North America, Old World, Picinae, Sahel, Sasia, Sasiinae, Several
related to In culture · 15
Woodpecker → Celeus, Greek, Lelante, One, Origo Gentis Romanae, Picus, Pierides, Polyphonte's, Polytechnus, Remus, Roman, Rome, Romulus, Several, Woody Woodpecker
related to Habitat requirements · 12
Woodpecker → Andean, Even, Gila, In, Other, Overall, Several, Some, South Africa, The, These, They
related to Anatomy · 10
Woodpecker → Along, CTE, It, Micro-CT, Models, More, Others, Tau, The, Woodpeckers
related to Behavior · 10
Woodpecker → Aggressive, Group-living, In, Joining, Magellanic, Most, Ritual, Solitary, The, Woodpeckers
related to External links · 10
Woodpecker → Bent, Dover Publications, Inc, Internet Bird Collection, Life, North American, The American Cyclopædia, The New Student's Reference, United States, Work
related to Breeding · 9
Woodpecker → All, Andean, It, Many, No, Picidae, The, Where, Woodpeckers
related to history · 9
Woodpecker → AviList, DNA, Galbuli, More, Other, Pici, Piciformes, The, The Picidae
related to Drumming · 8
Woodpecker → After, Cadence, Comparative, Drumming, Family Picidae, Individual, The, Woodpeckers
related to Calls · 7
Woodpecker → Calls, Each, Eurasian, Mated, The, These, Woodpeckers

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Woodpeckeris aanimated character that appeared in theatrical short films produced between 1940 and 1972.The Pokémon Pikipek was introduced in the seventh generation games Pokémon Sun and Moon0.90text
Woodpeckeris asuitable animal model to study0.90text
foraging for food or nest excavationinstance ofwhich is beneficial for activities0.80text
Dryocopus have a fastinstance ofSome large woodpeckers0.80text
direct form of flightinstance ofSome large woodpeckers0.80text
but the majority of species have a typical undulating flight pattern consisting of a series of rapid flaps followed by a swooping glideinstance ofSome large woodpeckers0.80text
guttersinstance ofand may use man-made structures0.80text
downpipesinstance ofand may use man-made structures0.80text
the acorn woodpeckerinstance ofand others0.80text
white-headed woodpecker also feed on sapinstance ofand others0.80text
swallowsinstance ofor other cavity-nesting birds0.80text
starlingsinstance ofor other cavity-nesting birds0.80text

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