Another quiz woodpecker without the actual bird! Which woodpecker made these holes? What is the purpose of this work ? That is, just what is bird looking for ?
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Gerard Gorman is author of this book, published in 2011 by Lynx Edicions
Gerard Gorman is author of this handbook, published in 2004 by Bruce Coleman, UK (ISBN 1 872842 05 4)
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The Black Woodpecker - a monograph on Dryocopus martius
Gerard Gorman is author of this book, published in 2011 by Lynx Edicions
Woodpeckers of Europe - A Study of the European Picidae
Gerard Gorman is author of this handbook, published in 2004 by Bruce Coleman, UK (ISBN 1 872842 05 4)
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Black Woodpecker.....
Maybe He is looking for ants or beetles?
Ciao Adriano, yes, that is right... Black Woodpecker. Holes made when searching for Carpenter Ants nests.
Hy Gerard! Thank you very much for your answer and congratulation for your blog. Today I heard the Middle spotted woodpecker in the forests of Basilicata.
Bye
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