The word "woodpecker" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this word in any context where a woodpecker bird is mentioned. Example sentence: The woodpecker pecked at the tree trunk for hours, looking for insects.
So, is the hard-pressed professional the woodpecker, and social media the weasel on its back?
Le-May tweeted and shared his vivid image of the woodpecker with a weasel on its back with his birding Facebook group.
A keen photographer since childhood, when he had been allowed to play with his dad's SLR, he took six shots as a green woodpecker flew off.
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THE ivory-billed woodpecker is not large, as birds go.
Dr Gotelli reckons the odds of finding the ivory-billed woodpecker alive are less than 1 in 15,625.
The piculets (Picumninae) constitute a second subfamily of soft-tailed, woodpecker-like birds.
They feed in a woodpecker-like manner, tapping and probing usually on small branchlets and vines, and they allow close approach, continuing to forage under the eyes of an observer.
In the mountains are eagles and vultures, including the condor, while the beech forests teem with treecreepers, woodpeckers and even hummingbirds.
If I'm perfectly honest, he's only really had two main leisure pursuits until now: staring at lightbulbs and manically woodpeckering away at my wife's nipples, often while screaming.
Some climb like woodpeckers; all fly weakly.
