Learn 7 Common Woodpecker Calls (Eastern North America)
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2023
- Woodpeckers are incredible and fascinating birds that can be very noisy. Learn to identify which woodpeckers are hanging out in your backyard by call!
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Woodpeckers in cover image and photo of Red-headed Woodpecker, Northern Flicker, Pileated Woodpecker, and Yellow-bellied Sapsucker are public domain and edited.
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We have Nuttall’s in our area. So Cal. One was just in our yard as I came upon this video! Very elusive. The size of a Scrub Jay.
Ohhhhh! Now I know what that rattle call was! For the life of me I couldnt figure it out. I love Woodpeckers!
THANK YOU! I've been trying to identify 2 different bird calls for a month. Apparently many different woodpeckers like our trees!
Thanks! I'm going to pay more attention to their calls and not just the hammering!
Here in eastern North Carolina we have all of the woodpeckers but the red headed wood pecker which I saw my first one this spring!! I love your channel keep up the great work! 👍
just saw a pileated in our Decatur GA backyard this morning :) About the size of a largish crow -- very distinctive call (sounds like you're in a swamp) Super exciting!
Every morning when I let my dogs out I’ve noticed a drumming noise followed by a rolling call, and eventually noticed it was a woodpecker on my neighbors house, thanks to this video I found it’s a red bellied woodpecker :)
We love our woodpeckers here in northeast Illinois.
The most common one that visits our feeders are the Downy, the Hairy, and the Red Bellied.
DOWO and HAWO for my backyard list and all listed in that video for my life list no more, no less
That was a great video there Derek , are you going to do A woodpeckers of the West chapter .
In California there where only 2 of the woodpeckers there that I've heard and seen .
Nicely done, exactly what we wanted to identify what we heard.
Currently have a pileated woodpecker who goes on all day and all night. I don't know when they sleep!
Another great video😊 Love the woodpeckers. We have Downy Woodpeckers, Northern Flickers and Red- Bellied 😮 All are wonderful and welcome 😊
I’ve been using the Merlin app for identifying bird calls. It’s like Shazam, but for birds, not songs!😜
here in AZ I have male and female gila woodpeckers feeding from my hummingbird feeder all the time. sweet video! 🐦 🐦⬛ 🦜 🦚 🪶 🦢
I hear the pileated woodpecker in my backyard but have never seen one. I have many red bellied woodpeckers in my yard also. I live in northeast Texas.
After I listened to this video on my deck I heard either the flicker or the pileated woodpecker in my backyard responding to the call on the video. I’m still hearing it. 😮
I have all of them in my woods except the Red Headed. The Flicker has been drumming for some honeys lately. I only get the Sap Suckers during the winter on my suit feeder. S.W. Lower Michigan
Thank you SO much! I knew it was a woodpecker calling based upon the drumming and the debris falling out of the tree, but I couldn't remember which kind made the very distinctive call. I'm pretty sure it is either a Piliated or a Northern Flicker. I now know what to listen for.
You’re welcome! Those two can be tough to tell apart
That's very useful for identifying calls I hear frequently while hiking at Lake Kegonsa State Park. I've heard all of those calls but wasn't sure what was making them.
I'm in south central TX & I have Downy, Ladder-backed, & Golden-fronted woodpeckers in my yard year round. I've seen the Yellow-bellied sapsucker & the Northern Flicker around town in the winter. I would love to add Pileated and Acorn to my life list!
It's amazing how united states have sooo many woodpecker species😲🤗
I've have seen 3 Pileated Woodpeckers in my backyard this past summer, and can now identify their call. Also have Flickers, Downy's, and Hairy's.
I just seen the pileated woodpecker in the tree in my back yard here in Dayton Ohio…he was huge..I never seen one in real life,immediately started taking pictures…the one with the laughing sound I’ve heard many times around my home but never seen it just heard it
Here in our central Texas backyard, we have had Downys, Red-bellies, Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers, Flickers, and most commonly, ladderbacks.
I have had all of these at my house at some time. The downy and red-bellied are the most prevalent. The red-headed woodpecker is the scarcest one, unfortunately The yellow-bellied sapsucker only comes in winter. I love all of them! I
I heard and saw a Pileated Woodpecker today.
Nice! They’re so cool!
Pretty sure I had a pair of red-bellied woodpeckers this spring, but I haven't put out more suet (it was so hot this summer I was positive it'd just melt) so I haven't seen them much. Have been hearing lots of drumming from one or more woodpeckers in the last week though! So maybe as it cools off I'll be able to attract them again.
I've heard all these woodpecker calls out in the wild. I've even heard the ivory-billed woodpecker call and saw it too.
Yesterday I saw a red-cockaded woodpecker
And what sound does the Ivory-billed make? 😜
It makes a depressing tuba note whenever your crazy uncle sends you a pic claiming to see one
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Badgerland birding: you may see woodpeckers on trees or feeders
Wrynecks: 💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺
Wrynecks don't live in America anyway
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Have a woodpecker that likes our suet feeder. Can’t identify. It’s in the shade. Has red pronounced tuft on crown, white chest. Long and lean. White chest. It stays in shade so I can’t get a good picture. We are in Irving Texas in an old pecan orchard. Lots of pecans and acorns to eat.
It didn’t look like any of the ones in the video?