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1. Work of Ivory-billed Woodpecker. 3. Ivory-billed Woodpecker bark work.

2. Work of Ivory-billed Woodpecker. 4. Ivory-billed Woodpecker bark work.

The ancient pond (4:59) ; The pheasant's voice (4 38) ; Sparrows and a nightingale (5:51) ; The woodpecker (2 51) ; Spring rain (4 30) / David Kechley.

1974-1999 breeding pairs Red kite +1244% Osprey +658% Merlin +117% Dartford warbler +198% Marsh harrier +1544% Estimated reductions Lesser spotted woodpecker -73% Starling -66% House sparrow -62% Yellowhammer -54%.

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A total of 10 polymorphic microsatellites developed for the three-toed woodpecker [12] were included in this investigation (Table 1).

The great spotted woodpecker was chosen as a control species because it is the closest species in size that regularly feeds from hanging garden feeders, (rose-ringed parakeet: 400mm length, mass 120g; great spotted woodpecker: 220mm in length, mass 85g [ Snow et al. 1998]) and its distribution overlaps with the study area (Balmer et al. 2013).

They pointed out individual frames of the Luneau video that appear to show three features that are each inconsistent with Ivory-billed Woodpecker: (1) apparently black secondary feathers on the upper surface of the left wing, (2) particularly bright white primary bases, and (3) a black band curving smoothly round the wing tip (see Figure 3 in [ 4]).

In Switzerland, a high road network density was negatively correlated to the presence of woodpeckers (r=−0.65, p=0.0007).

Our objectives were to assess (1) the characteristics of foraging substrates used by woodpeckers, (2) whether birds foraged according to the availability of high-quality foraging substrates found at varying distances from edges and (3) to characterize the movement patterns of foraging individuals near clear-cut boundaries.

Recent studies of extrapair paternity found a somewhat but not significantly (Fisher's exact test; P = 0.37) higher rate of EPP (3.6−5.5%) in a German population of three-toed woodpeckers [5], [7].