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THE ENGLISH 8PA1U1OW ANT) ITS ALLIES 301 The woodpeckers include for the most part arborealbirds which feed chiefly on insects and have loud, harshcries. The common idea that they are sap-suckers anddestructive to trees seems to be true only of one of ourspecies — the yellow-bellied woodpecker.The heavy, long billenables woodpeckersto peck holes in treesfor wood-eating in-sects, and the long,barbed, protrusibletongue aid . Introduction to zoology; a guide to the study of animals, for the use of secondary schools;. plunge for their prey. Ourspecies is known as the belted, kingfisher (Fig. 285). THE ENGLISH 8PA1U1OW ANT) ITS ALLIES 301 The woodpeckers include for the most part arborealbirds which feed chiefly on insects and have loud, harshcries. 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Levirostkes. With short feet; and very large, thick, but mostly hollow, and therefore light bills—parrots, toucans, &c. 3. Pici. With short feet; moderately long and small bills, and the tongue sometimes worm-shaped,sometimes thread-like—the wry neck, woodpecker,creeper, humming-bird, &c. (a.) Cartilaginoits, ivithout true bones.(b.) Bony Fishes—Fishes properly so called. (a.) 1. Chondropterygii. Without an operculum, or covering of the gills—as the shark, the The Cabinet of natural history and American rural sports . y feet, andlarge, crooked, sharp claws—the vulture, the fal-con, the owl. a. Levirostkes. With short feet; and very large, thick, but mostly hollow, and therefore light bills—parrots, toucans, &c. 3. Pici. With short feet; moderately long and small bills, and the tongue sometimes worm-shaped,sometimes thread-like—the wry neck, woodpecker,creeper, humming-bird, &c. (a.) Cartilaginoits, ivithout true bones.(b.) Bony Fishes—Fishes properly so called. (a.) 1. 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True bird stories from my note-books . them came to see ■whatwas the matter. When the woodpecker had saidall he wanted to, he suddenly stopped, and thebirds flew away as i£ the show were over. Nota bird dared to go very near the tree so long asit stayed there. But the doll did not seem to mind it a bit.. CHEWINK TRUE BIRD STORIESFROM MY NOTE-BOOKS BT OLIVE THORNE MILLER WITH ILLUSTRATIONSBT LOUIS AGASSIZ FUEKTES . True bird stories from my note-books . them came to see ■whatwas the matter. When the woodpecker had saidall he wanted to, he suddenly stopped, and thebirds flew away as i£ the show were over. Nota bird dared to go very near the tree so long asit stayed there. But the doll did not seem to mind it a bit.. 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Bird lore . locality, doubtlessaccounts for the comparatively limited amount of correct information onthis subject, and creates a correspondingly wide field for investigation. The character of birds nests, from the architectural point of view, „, ^ may differ greatly even when the material of which they Lharacter of , ■ , -m r i i • i , ,_ are composed is the same. i he structure of the bird, or the JNests in other words, the tools with which it is provided, does not often govern the type of home which it will build. A Swallow, it is true, How to Study Birds 91 could not fashion a Woodpecker . Bird lore . locality, doubtlessaccounts for the comparatively limited amount of correct information onthis subject, and creates a correspondingly wide field for investigation. 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A Swallow, it is true, How to Study Birds 91 could not fashion a Woodpeckerhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-locality-doubtlessaccounts-for-the-comparatively-limited-amount-of-correct-information-onthis-subject-and-creates-a-correspondingly-wide-field-for-investigation-the-character-of-birds-nests-from-the-architectural-point-of-view-may-differ-greatly-even-when-the-material-of-which-they-lharacter-of-m-r-i-i-i-are-composed-is-the-same-i-he-structure-of-the-bird-or-the-jnests-in-other-words-the-tools-with-which-it-is-provided-does-not-often-govern-the-type-of-home-which-it-will-build-a-swallow-it-is-true-how-to-study-birds-91-could-not-fashion-a-woodpecker-image375120574.html great black woodpecker Dryocopus martius northern palearctic Eurasia great black woodpecker Dryocopus martius northern palearctic Eurasiahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-great-black-woodpecker-dryocopus-martius-northern-palearctic-eurasia-21210273.html Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpecker Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpeckerhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melanerpes-carolinus-red-bellied-woodpecker-image360653811.html Greater Yellow naped Woodpecker Picus flavinucha Greater Yellow naped Woodpecker Picus flavinuchahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-greater-yellow-naped-woodpecker-picus-flavinucha-15388020.html . Birds through the year . s like neither of these. There are day sounds andnight sounds. But in late summer the bulk of the music isof one quality. The seasons sounds are not vocal butmechanical, if that may be considered a true contrast; andto some ears seem almost as if they came from anotherkingdom, from things that grow with roots in the soil.There are, of course, birds which make mechanical musicalmost indistinguishably from vocal. The snipes tailfeathers are an ALoWan harp responsive to the tempest ofthe birds descent. No one has yet fully decided how thelesser spotted woodpecker makes . Birds through the year . s like neither of these. There are day sounds andnight sounds. But in late summer the bulk of the music isof one quality. The seasons sounds are not vocal butmechanical, if that may be considered a true contrast; andto some ears seem almost as if they came from anotherkingdom, from things that grow with roots in the soil.There are, of course, birds which make mechanical musicalmost indistinguishably from vocal. The snipes tailfeathers are an ALoWan harp responsive to the tempest ofthe birds descent. No one has yet fully decided how thelesser spotted woodpecker makeshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/birds-through-the-year-s-like-neither-of-these-there-are-day-sounds-andnight-sounds-but-in-late-summer-the-bulk-of-the-music-isof-one-quality-the-seasons-sounds-are-not-vocal-butmechanical-if-that-may-be-considered-a-true-contrast-andto-some-ears-seem-almost-as-if-they-came-from-anotherkingdom-from-things-that-grow-with-roots-in-the-soilthere-are-of-course-birds-which-make-mechanical-musicalmost-indistinguishably-from-vocal-the-snipes-tailfeathers-are-an-alowan-harp-responsive-to-the-tempest-ofthe-birds-descent-no-one-has-yet-fully-decided-how-thelesser-spotted-woodpecker-makes-image374674145.html grey headed white backed woodpecker Dendrocopos leucotos Picus canus Eurasian Grey-faced grey headed white backed woodpecker Dendrocopos leucotos Picus canus Eurasian Grey-facedhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-grey-headed-white-backed-woodpecker-dendrocopos-leucotos-picus-canus-21210283.html Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpecker Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpeckerhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melanerpes-carolinus-red-bellied-woodpecker-image360653864.html . Western birds . WILLOW WOODPECKER. WESTERN BIRDS Sapsuckers brush-tongued Woodpeckers have peculiar food habits.Being true sap-sucking and cambium-eating species theygirdle and kill many trees, either by destroying extensiveareas of the cambium or, more commonly, by removingmany small pieces in such a way as to sever most if notall the channels carrying the elaborated sap from whichboth wood and bark are formed. The result of Sapsucker attacks on trees are so uniformand characteristic as to be distinguished easily from thework of other Woodpeckers. Sapsucker holes are drilledclear through th . Western birds . WILLOW WOODPECKER. WESTERN BIRDS Sapsuckers brush-tongued Woodpeckers have peculiar food habits.Being true sap-sucking and cambium-eating species theygirdle and kill many trees, either by destroying extensiveareas of the cambium or, more commonly, by removingmany small pieces in such a way as to sever most if notall the channels carrying the elaborated sap from whichboth wood and bark are formed. The result of Sapsucker attacks on trees are so uniformand characteristic as to be distinguished easily from thework of other Woodpeckers. Sapsucker holes are drilledclear through thhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/western-birds-willow-woodpecker-western-birds-sapsuckers-brush-tongued-woodpeckers-have-peculiar-food-habitsbeing-true-sap-sucking-and-cambium-eating-species-theygirdle-and-kill-many-trees-either-by-destroying-extensiveareas-of-the-cambium-or-more-commonly-by-removingmany-small-pieces-in-such-a-way-as-to-sever-most-if-notall-the-channels-carrying-the-elaborated-sap-from-whichboth-wood-and-bark-are-formed-the-result-of-sapsucker-attacks-on-trees-are-so-uniformand-characteristic-as-to-be-distinguished-easily-from-thework-of-other-woodpeckers-sapsucker-holes-are-drilledclear-through-th-image375232535.html three toed woodpecker Picoides tridactylus wings rump white throat belly flanks three toed woodpecker Picoides tridactylus wings rump white throat belly flankshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-three-toed-woodpecker-picoides-tridactylus-wings-rump-white-throat-21210293.html Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpecker Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpeckerhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melanerpes-carolinus-red-bellied-woodpecker-image360653873.html Acorn woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus), San Gerardo, Costa Rica Acorn woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus), San Gerardo, Costa Ricahttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/acorn-woodpecker-melanerpes-formicivorus-san-gerardo-costa-rica-image465231734.html carolina woodpecker, carolina woodpecker, melanerpes carolinus, red-bellied woodpecker carolina woodpecker, carolina woodpecker, melanerpes carolinus, red-bellied woodpeckerhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/carolina-woodpecker-carolina-woodpecker-melanerpes-carolinus-red-bellied-woodpecker-image343594114.html Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpecker Melanerpes carolinus, Red-bellied Woodpeckerhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/melanerpes-carolinus-red-bellied-woodpecker-image360653899.html Northern flicker on a branch. Northern flicker on a branch.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/northern-flicker-on-a-branch-image465052265.html green woodpecker Picus viridis Yaffle Picidae Europe western Asia paler yellowish red crown moustachial stripe green woodpecker Picus viridis Yaffle Picidae Europe western Asia paler yellowish red crown moustachial stripehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-green-woodpecker-picus-viridis-yaffle-picidae-europe-western-asia-21505477.html . Bird lore . g food, a reason why we find the firstSong Sparrows in the alders. This is the time that the tree-trunk birds aremaking their best records—the Downy and Hairy Woodpecker and the Nut-hatches—yet it is the time that the casual and theoretical bird-lover and pro-tectionist sees the least to record in the great outdoors. Why is it? Because somany things born of impulse and the fad-following spirit, instead of true interest,do not survive their first real winter test, and never a one of these reads evena single chapter in The Birds Book of Snow. They build some impossiblebird-houses v . Bird lore . g food, a reason why we find the firstSong Sparrows in the alders. This is the time that the tree-trunk birds aremaking their best records—the Downy and Hairy Woodpecker and the Nut-hatches—yet it is the time that the casual and theoretical bird-lover and pro-tectionist sees the least to record in the great outdoors. Why is it? Because somany things born of impulse and the fad-following spirit, instead of true interest,do not survive their first real winter test, and never a one of these reads evena single chapter in The Birds Book of Snow. They build some impossiblebird-houses vhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-g-food-a-reason-why-we-find-the-firstsong-sparrows-in-the-alders-this-is-the-time-that-the-tree-trunk-birds-aremaking-their-best-recordsthe-downy-and-hairy-woodpecker-and-the-nut-hatchesyet-it-is-the-time-that-the-casual-and-theoretical-bird-lover-and-pro-tectionist-sees-the-least-to-record-in-the-great-outdoors-why-is-it-because-somany-things-born-of-impulse-and-the-fad-following-spirit-instead-of-true-interestdo-not-survive-their-first-real-winter-test-and-never-a-one-of-these-reads-evena-single-chapter-in-the-birds-book-of-snow-they-build-some-impossiblebird-houses-v-image375249224.html Black Woodpecker, Dryocopus martius, is a large woodpecker, 40-46 cm long with a 67-73 cm wingspan. Black Woodpecker, Dryocopus martius, is a large woodpecker, 40-46 cm long with a 67-73 cm wingspan.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-black-woodpecker-dryocopus-martius-is-a-large-woodpecker-40-46-cm-21209770.html . St. Nicholas [serial] . BLACK-AND-WHITE CREEPING WARBLERS. of trees. But a little watching shows that ithas the true warbler traits of restlessness—flit-ting nervously from place to place, zigzaggingback and forth, pecking and peering here andthere. The downy woodpecker and the nut-hatch search more thoroughly and systemati-cally. The nest is usually in an old stump or on sucha mossy bank, where ferns abound, as is shownin the illustration. The black-and-white suit hasgiven this warbler the nickname zebra-bird. THE ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE,. A VACATION DAY. BY EDITH C. HOUSTON, AGE 13. (GOLD BADG . St. Nicholas [serial] . BLACK-AND-WHITE CREEPING WARBLERS. of trees. But a little watching shows that ithas the true warbler traits of restlessness—flit-ting nervously from place to place, zigzaggingback and forth, pecking and peering here andthere. The downy woodpecker and the nut-hatch search more thoroughly and systemati-cally. The nest is usually in an old stump or on sucha mossy bank, where ferns abound, as is shownin the illustration. The black-and-white suit hasgiven this warbler the nickname zebra-bird. THE ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE,. A VACATION DAY. BY EDITH C. HOUSTON, AGE 13. 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My garden neighbors; true stories of nature's children . asted Grosbeak, Redstart, Yellow-bellied Woodpecker, Red-bellied Woodpecker,Hairy Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker. C. Marked conspicuously with yellow or orange. 1. Head, throat, and most of back black: Balti- more Oriole, Redstart. 2. Whole head not black: Maryland Yellowthroat, Yellow Warbler, Golden-crowned Kinglet,Yellow-throated Vireo, Yellow-breasted Chat,Dickcissel, Goldfinch, Yellow-rumped War-bler, Yellow-bellied Woodpecker, Flicker,Meadow-lark. D. Marked conspicuously with black or black and white.I. Mainly black or black and wh . My garden neighbors; true stories of nature's children . asted Grosbeak, Redstart, Yellow-bellied Woodpecker, Red-bellied Woodpecker,Hairy Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker. C. Marked conspicuously with yellow or orange. 1. Head, throat, and most of back black: Balti- more Oriole, Redstart. 2. 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True bird stories from my note-books . cker chitter like T-t-t-t-t! growing louder and louder, andhigher and higher, till it was almost a shriek, allthe time with eyes fixed on the doll. This strange performance excited all the birds 156 TRUE BIRD STORIES FROM MY NOTE-BOOKS around, and many of them came to see ■whatwas the matter. When the woodpecker had saidall he wanted to, he suddenly stopped, and thebirds flew away as i£ the show were over. Nota bird dared to go very near the tree so long asit stayed there. But the doll did not seem to mind it a bit.. The original of tliis bool< is in . True bird stories from my note-books . cker chitter like T-t-t-t-t! growing louder and louder, andhigher and higher, till it was almost a shriek, allthe time with eyes fixed on the doll. This strange performance excited all the birds 156 TRUE BIRD STORIES FROM MY NOTE-BOOKS around, and many of them came to see ■whatwas the matter. When the woodpecker had saidall he wanted to, he suddenly stopped, and thebirds flew away as i£ the show were over. Nota bird dared to go very near the tree so long asit stayed there. But the doll did not seem to mind it a bit.. The original of tliis bool< is inhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/true-bird-stories-from-my-note-books-cker-chitter-like-t-t-t-t-t!-growing-louder-and-louder-andhigher-and-higher-till-it-was-almost-a-shriek-allthe-time-with-eyes-fixed-on-the-doll-this-strange-performance-excited-all-the-birds-156-true-bird-stories-from-my-note-books-around-and-many-of-them-came-to-see-whatwas-the-matter-when-the-woodpecker-had-saidall-he-wanted-to-he-suddenly-stopped-and-thebirds-flew-away-as-i-the-show-were-over-nota-bird-dared-to-go-very-near-the-tree-so-long-asit-stayed-there-but-the-doll-did-not-seem-to-mind-it-a-bit-the-original-of-tliis-boollt-is-in-image375405900.html . Bird studies; an account of the land birds of eastern North America . erica north to Hudsons Bay.They breed throughout their range and winter south from Illinois and Mas-sachusetts. Though true woodpeckers, they are often seen on the ground, whereworms and larvae of insects tempt them, and the smaller wild fruits of thedogwood, gumberry, and cherry are eagerly sought after in their season. The Red-bellied Woodpecker is about nine inches and a half long. It impresses one, in a way, as a small Flicker, having a certain general resem- „ blance to that bird. In the adult male the entire top of R . Bird studies; an account of the land birds of eastern North America . erica north to Hudsons Bay.They breed throughout their range and winter south from Illinois and Mas-sachusetts. Though true woodpeckers, they are often seen on the ground, whereworms and larvae of insects tempt them, and the smaller wild fruits of thedogwood, gumberry, and cherry are eagerly sought after in their season. 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Luf^tlv,anidHL;-tlu liirds wliitli need a vortical position to clinili, the outer elaw is biliind, lie.sidi;the tliund), whence il appears that they have two tinger.s only in troiil : the panoipict andthe jrrcin woodpecker are instances. The impression made upon the mind l)y an Ixamination of a l)irds external structure,is deepened if its .skeleton be examined, combining, as it dots, great lightncs.s withstrength, and that on true mechanical principles. 80 remarkably light is it, that the on . Cassell's natural history . from expaiuliug or contracliiig it, and i-(ud<r.s tla foot n true fin. Luf^tlv,anidHL;-tlu liirds wliitli need a vortical position to clinili, the outer elaw is biliind, lie.sidi;the tliund), whence il appears that they have two tinger.s only in troiil : the panoipict andthe jrrcin woodpecker are instances. 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This is the time that the tree-trunk birds aremaking their best records—the Downy and Hairy Woodpecker and the Nut-hatches—yet it is the time that the casual and theoretical bird-lover and pro-tectionist sees the least to record in the great outdoors. Why is it? Because somany things born of impulse and the fad-following spirit, instead of true interest,do not survive their first real winter test, and never a one of these reads evena single chapter in The Birds Book oj Snow. They build some impossiblebird-houses v . Bird-lore . g food, a reason why we find the firstSong Sparrows in the alders. This is the time that the tree-trunk birds aremaking their best records—the Downy and Hairy Woodpecker and the Nut-hatches—yet it is the time that the casual and theoretical bird-lover and pro-tectionist sees the least to record in the great outdoors. Why is it? 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Agriculture. 226 AGRICULTURE pillars, many of which are injurious to trees. Indeed, caterpillars of various kinds seeiti to be the chief article of their diet. Woodpeckers. — Woodpeck- ers are the great friends of forest and fruit trees. They are sometimes accused of rob- bing the trees of sap; of only one is this true, the jtIIow- bcllied woodpecker, or sap sucker. All other woodpeck- ers seek and eat the wocd- boring larvae. Some ants and other insects are very harmful to timber trees, often burrow- ing in them till the whole trunk is honeycombed. T . Agriculture, its fundamental principles. Agriculture. 226 AGRICULTURE pillars, many of which are injurious to trees. Indeed, caterpillars of various kinds seeiti to be the chief article of their diet. Woodpeckers. — Woodpeck- ers are the great friends of forest and fruit trees. They are sometimes accused of rob- bing the trees of sap; of only one is this true, the jtIIow- bcllied woodpecker, or sap sucker. 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New York State College of Agriculture; Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station; Agriculture -- New York (State). 1798 The Cornell Reading-Courses by tying strips of beef fat to a few of the branches and the destniction of the codlin-moth larvae will more than pay for the trouble involved." It is true that during a few weeks in summer the red-headed woodpecker because of its fondness for fruit, sometimes docs some damage in cherry orchards; but it should b . Annual report of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University and the Agricultural Experiment Station. New York State College of Agriculture; Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station; Agriculture -- New York (State). 1798 The Cornell Reading-Courses by tying strips of beef fat to a few of the branches and the destniction of the codlin-moth larvae will more than pay for the trouble involved." It is true that during a few weeks in summer the red-headed woodpecker because of its fondness for fruit, sometimes docs some damage in cherry orchards; but it should bhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-report-of-the-new-york-state-college-of-agriculture-at-cornell-university-and-the-agricultural-experiment-station-new-york-state-college-of-agriculture-cornell-university-agricultural-experiment-station-agriculture-new-york-state-1798-the-cornell-reading-courses-by-tying-strips-of-beef-fat-to-a-few-of-the-branches-and-the-destniction-of-the-codlin-moth-larvae-will-more-than-pay-for-the-trouble-involvedquot-it-is-true-that-during-a-few-weeks-in-summer-the-red-headed-woodpecker-because-of-its-fondness-for-fruit-sometimes-docs-some-damage-in-cherry-orchards-but-it-should-b-image236181080.html . Bulletin - Biological Survey. Zoology, Economic. HABITS OP SAPSUCKEES. 17. Spiny tongue of downy woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens). (From Lucas, Rept. U. S. Nat. Mus., 1895.) In keeping with their peculiarities of structure, these brush- tongued woodpeckers have peculiar food habits. They are the true sapsucking and cambium-eating species. They girdle and kill many trees, either by destroying extensive areas of the cambium or more commonly by removing many small pieces in such a way as to sever most if not all the channels carrying the elaborated sap from which both wood and bark are formed. . Bulletin - Biological Survey. Zoology, Economic. HABITS OP SAPSUCKEES. 17. Spiny tongue of downy woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens). (From Lucas, Rept. U. S. Nat. Mus., 1895.) In keeping with their peculiarities of structure, these brush- tongued woodpeckers have peculiar food habits. They are the true sapsucking and cambium-eating species. They girdle and kill many trees, either by destroying extensive areas of the cambium or more commonly by removing many small pieces in such a way as to sever most if not all the channels carrying the elaborated sap from which both wood and bark are formed. https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-biological-survey-zoology-economic-habits-op-sapsuckees-17-spiny-tongue-of-downy-woodpecker-dryobates-pubescens-from-lucas-rept-u-s-nat-mus-1895-in-keeping-with-their-peculiarities-of-structure-these-brush-tongued-woodpeckers-have-peculiar-food-habits-they-are-the-true-sapsucking-and-cambium-eating-species-they-girdle-and-kill-many-trees-either-by-destroying-extensive-areas-of-the-cambium-or-more-commonly-by-removing-many-small-pieces-in-such-a-way-as-to-sever-most-if-not-all-the-channels-carrying-the-elaborated-sap-from-which-both-wood-and-bark-are-formed-image234116871.html . Animate creation : popular edition of "Our living world" : a natural history. Zoology; Zoology. 408 THE GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER. We now arrive at the true AVoodpeckers, several species of which bird are familiar from their frequent occurrence in this country. As is well known, the name of Woodpecker is given to these birds from their habit of pecking among the decaying wood of trees in order to feed upon the insects that are found within. They also chip away the wood for the jDurj^ose of making the holes or tunnels wherein their eggs are deposited. In order to enable them to perfo . Animate creation : popular edition of "Our living world" : a natural history. Zoology; Zoology. 408 THE GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER. We now arrive at the true AVoodpeckers, several species of which bird are familiar from their frequent occurrence in this country. As is well known, the name of Woodpecker is given to these birds from their habit of pecking among the decaying wood of trees in order to feed upon the insects that are found within. They also chip away the wood for the jDurj^ose of making the holes or tunnels wherein their eggs are deposited. In order to enable them to perfohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/animate-creation-popular-edition-of-quotour-living-worldquot-a-natural-history-zoology-zoology-408-the-great-spotted-woodpecker-we-now-arrive-at-the-true-avoodpeckers-several-species-of-which-bird-are-familiar-from-their-frequent-occurrence-in-this-country-as-is-well-known-the-name-of-woodpecker-is-given-to-these-birds-from-their-habit-of-pecking-among-the-decaying-wood-of-trees-in-order-to-feed-upon-the-insects-that-are-found-within-they-also-chip-away-the-wood-for-the-jdurjose-of-making-the-holes-or-tunnels-wherein-their-eggs-are-deposited-in-order-to-enable-them-to-perfo-image236745613.html . Bulletin - Biological Survey. Zoology, Economic. FOOD OP SAPSUCKERS. 95 trees had thus been killed. In prairie countries, where trees are a deficiency and their cultivation both important and attended with difficulty, these birds prove a great pest, and in a few hours may destroy the labor of many years.1 Whether or not the downy and other woodpeckers seek sap, it is beyond question that they are not important consumers of cambium, since on the average much less than 1 per cent of this substance has been found in the stomach contents of any other woodpecker than the true sapsuckers (SpJiyrap . Bulletin - Biological Survey. Zoology, Economic. FOOD OP SAPSUCKERS. 95 trees had thus been killed. In prairie countries, where trees are a deficiency and their cultivation both important and attended with difficulty, these birds prove a great pest, and in a few hours may destroy the labor of many years.1 Whether or not the downy and other woodpeckers seek sap, it is beyond question that they are not important consumers of cambium, since on the average much less than 1 per cent of this substance has been found in the stomach contents of any other woodpecker than the true sapsuckers (SpJiyraphttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-biological-survey-zoology-economic-food-op-sapsuckers-95-trees-had-thus-been-killed-in-prairie-countries-where-trees-are-a-deficiency-and-their-cultivation-both-important-and-attended-with-difficulty-these-birds-prove-a-great-pest-and-in-a-few-hours-may-destroy-the-labor-of-many-years1-whether-or-not-the-downy-and-other-woodpeckers-seek-sap-it-is-beyond-question-that-they-are-not-important-consumers-of-cambium-since-on-the-average-much-less-than-1-per-cent-of-this-substance-has-been-found-in-the-stomach-contents-of-any-other-woodpecker-than-the-true-sapsuckers-spjiyrap-image234010412.html . The birds of California : a complete, scientific and popular account of the 580 species and subspecies of birds found in the state. Birds; Birds. The California Woodpecker acorn is driven in so firmly that nothing short of a pick-ax or decay will loosen it. The freshman may be late to class, but he is witnessing one of the strangest as well as most characteristic spectacles in California's varied pageant. The bird itself is worth more than a passing glance. True native son is Balano- sphyra, handsome, saucy, debonaire, as faultless in dress as a Spanish fan- danguero, as independ- ent in spe . The birds of California : a complete, scientific and popular account of the 580 species and subspecies of birds found in the state. Birds; Birds. The California Woodpecker acorn is driven in so firmly that nothing short of a pick-ax or decay will loosen it. The freshman may be late to class, but he is witnessing one of the strangest as well as most characteristic spectacles in California's varied pageant. The bird itself is worth more than a passing glance. True native son is Balano- sphyra, handsome, saucy, debonaire, as faultless in dress as a Spanish fan- danguero, as independ- ent in spehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-birds-of-california-a-complete-scientific-and-popular-account-of-the-580-species-and-subspecies-of-birds-found-in-the-state-birds-birds-the-california-woodpecker-acorn-is-driven-in-so-firmly-that-nothing-short-of-a-pick-ax-or-decay-will-loosen-it-the-freshman-may-be-late-to-class-but-he-is-witnessing-one-of-the-strangest-as-well-as-most-characteristic-spectacles-in-californias-varied-pageant-the-bird-itself-is-worth-more-than-a-passing-glance-true-native-son-is-balano-sphyra-handsome-saucy-debonaire-as-faultless-in-dress-as-a-spanish-fan-danguero-as-independ-ent-in-spe-image234587707.html . The birds of California : a complete, scientific and popular account of the 580 species and subspecies of birds found in the state. Birds; Birds. The Mountain Chickadees owner was absent. She with her mate had "gone a-hunting," and true to the old nursery rhyme, she had left the Baby Buntings (in ovo) wrapped in a piece of rabbit skin. The nest, which was a great mass of rabbit fur, occupied an old cavity made by a Batchelder Woodpecker in a pine stub, at a height of four feet from the ground. The set was, of course, incomplete, so pending its completion, the eggs had been left by . The birds of California : a complete, scientific and popular account of the 580 species and subspecies of birds found in the state. Birds; Birds. The Mountain Chickadees owner was absent. She with her mate had "gone a-hunting," and true to the old nursery rhyme, she had left the Baby Buntings (in ovo) wrapped in a piece of rabbit skin. The nest, which was a great mass of rabbit fur, occupied an old cavity made by a Batchelder Woodpecker in a pine stub, at a height of four feet from the ground. The set was, of course, incomplete, so pending its completion, the eggs had been left by https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-birds-of-california-a-complete-scientific-and-popular-account-of-the-580-species-and-subspecies-of-birds-found-in-the-state-birds-birds-the-mountain-chickadees-owner-was-absent-she-with-her-mate-had-quotgone-a-huntingquot-and-true-to-the-old-nursery-rhyme-she-had-left-the-baby-buntings-in-ovo-wrapped-in-a-piece-of-rabbit-skin-the-nest-which-was-a-great-mass-of-rabbit-fur-occupied-an-old-cavity-made-by-a-batchelder-woodpecker-in-a-pine-stub-at-a-height-of-four-feet-from-the-ground-the-set-was-of-course-incomplete-so-pending-its-completion-the-eggs-had-been-left-by-image234591484.html . Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 128 PAPERS ON CEREAI. AND FORAGE INSECTS. Page. Wiroworms, false (Eleocles), comparison with true wireworms (elaterid larva'). 73 distribution 75-76 food substances 82 historical 73-75 investigations in Big Bend Region of Washington. 76-78 natural enemies and parasites 84-86 of the Pacific Northwest 73-87 remedial and prev(uit ive measures 86-87 Woodpecker, hairy. (See Dryobates villosus.) Lewis's. (See Asyndesmus lewisi.) red-headed. (See Melanerpes erythrocephalus.) ADDITIONAL COPIES of this publication â tX- m . Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 128 PAPERS ON CEREAI. AND FORAGE INSECTS. Page. Wiroworms, false (Eleocles), comparison with true wireworms (elaterid larva'). 73 distribution 75-76 food substances 82 historical 73-75 investigations in Big Bend Region of Washington. 76-78 natural enemies and parasites 84-86 of the Pacific Northwest 73-87 remedial and prev(uit ive measures 86-87 Woodpecker, hairy. (See Dryobates villosus.) Lewis's. (See Asyndesmus lewisi.) red-headed. 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