Red-Bellied Woodpecker

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Red-Bellied Woodpecker Katherine Bass

Red Head Woodpecker Dates: August 7 and August 9 Times: 9:34-10:16 and 9:09-10:46 Neighbors yard Tree filled backyard with bird feeders

Male pecking food with long beak

Male eating an insect on the tree

Female sprinting up tree to find a better spot

Female woodpecker pecking bark

A male reaching for food in the feeder

Conclusion This project has showed me that these animals are amazing. They can sprint up trees while pecking into the bark. They can travel up to various speeds, and they are also very aggressive. While I was outside watching they would yell or attack any birds that came too close. This bird is definitely an unusual and unique animal.