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Woodpeckers Woodpeckers are often seen in photos chipping away at a tree; a breeder hears this noise repetitively. These birds can be found everywhere in the world except for Madagascar, New Zealand, New Guinea and Australia. The large species reach 2 feet in length and the small species are from about 31 inches. Woodpeckers are often seen in photos chipping away at a tree; a breeder hears this noise repetitively. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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These birds are well- known for their habit drilling and pounding trees with their strong bills to obtain insect food. They lay from two to eight eggs and incubate the eggs for 11-17 days. The young are born blind and both parents carry for them. Woodpeckers are often seen in photos chipping away at a tree; a breeder hears this noise repetitively.