Woodpecker Great spotted نقار الخشب

The cage or wooden pulp is one of the most famous bird species where it has a range of characteristics. 8][9][10] as he has habits regularly and with stranger insistence, and also has access to his pulpture headquarters that he uses in the tree veil by continuous fast clicking. The bird also has a solid tail that he and his feet use with his feet to fix itself on trees, feeds the wood

It then digs a long vertical corridor on the entrance of the hole inside the tree's 30 cm long and at the bottom of the corridor, placing a female wood powder with eggs of 4-7 small eggs. Old or dead-tree forests are the most appropriate environment for wood meltling, with insects and wives found in which there is a high prevalence of those trees. Different volumes of wood pulp birds begin to be as long as 7 inches. Male woodcap is characterized by the spread of red feathers in their heads as many as females.