A woodpecker pecks at the bark of a large tree trunk, where a nest with three eggs rests in a hollow. Ferns and other forest plants surround the tree. Woodpeckers use their strong bills to drill into wood while searching for food.
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They peck to find insects and other food in the wood, and some species also make nesting holes.
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