Pileated Woodpecker in Action
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Paul Akers catches a Pileated Woodpecker in his back yard.
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I'm pretty sure it's a pileated woody
That tree was infested. He had a feast.
We have those in Crosby Texas. They love them pine trees. I walked out one morning and seen 5 of them chasing each other in circles up the trunk of a pine tree lol.
I've noticed one in my woodsy neighborhood, always fascinated me, then I started putting out bird feeders and suet cakes, every night I take everything in because of the bears but every morning very early I put everything back out and he comes flying over to the tree waiting for me to leave so we can get at that suet!
Just saw two of em’ ….sounded like a crew building a deck. You really have to see em’ first hand to appreciate their size
Sometimes Paul this reminds me of family members hammering away at me. Great vid!
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I've seen them several times down here in southeast Texas. They love the pine trees down here. Me and my grandma one spotted 5 of those suckers on the same tree once, they were at the base of the tree chasing each other in circles up the trunk. Although I haven't scene any in years since I moved to Houston they are massive and will kill your trees lol
JESUS!! THAT'S JUST UNBELIEVABLE
Woody Woodpecker
What is the purpose? Generally would like to know if they’re just pecking for fun.
it has crazy eyes
Pain in the ass birds
Ash borer buffet
How does it not break it's neck 😳
Damn this gives me a headache 🥴
Wood
We have a bunch in Ohio
food
lol the same thing happend to me just now no kidding,
i heard a really strong wood picking sound and Thought i was a picker but turned out it was just the air condition water droping on a plastic plate haha
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What do you get when you cross a carrier pigeon with a woodpecker?
A bird that delivers the message and knocks when he arrives! Now that is flow!!!
lol. Love this Brian! Paul
Here in East TN we have em and one stays around the farm here. They really have a call…sound.
They really do, you definitely hear them way before you see them
"Uhhuuhhuuuhuaaahu,,,,uhhuuuhhuuuhuuaaaha.......ehhheeeehhhheeehhhhehhhehe" ...Woody woodpecker
Almost sounds like a monkey. Such a cool bird
"Asses and elbows"
😄😁
Have one outside my house as we speak. MASSIVE 5-7” deep holes. Theyre called Pileated Woodpeckers. Amazing and rather rare.
They are not rare
Regarding rarity, as Will pointed out, they're not rare. You may be thinking of the Ivory-billed woodpecker, most likely extinct.
They really do get quite big sometimes. Had one in my yard bigger than the crows and hawks in the area he was magnificent
They can reach heights up to 18". Very impressive!
Gangsta Woody
NOW HIRING!!
Lumberjack
I loved watched the one that visited my mom's magnolia tree. Once the tree was downed via tornado the 'pecker disappeared, which was disappointing, but I think its descendants are still hanging out in the woods behind the property. I can occasionally hear their calls and drumming as well as glimpse one or two if I'm really lucky.
😮😮😮
I found this video featured in a tik tok lmao
Great video. I had a woodpecker that would peck on the aluminum gutter outside of my bedroom. The noise drove me crazy.
Mark: Isn't amazing how loud they are! Paul
We have in Québec....and he work very strong...
I see many time the pic make this ....
This is actually a pileated woodpeckers
Red headed is a different type but they all have red on their heads lol
CHOOSE YOUR ANSWER.
Gloria: What kind of prey does this bird hunt for?
1. Snakes.
2. Mice.
3. Insects.
4. Bullfrogs.
Me: Reply if you know the answer.
Insects.. is my guess
I just say one in my back yard, ( Tampa Florida) fascinating bird!!! We just purchased this house and we took out to rotten trees but we left the stumps. And that’s what he was working on … and calling for his mate.
If you have ever seen these birds in person, they are huge, like a crow!
Amazing!
My favorite bird so cool
I just heard one of these beauties outside. I ran to my back door to look and got a glimpse of one. It was a huge Pleated Woodpecker. Their bird song is like something out of a rainforest. I reach for my phone to get a picture and it wS gone that fast. I've only seen one a few times and always in the same tree 🌳
I have a pair around my home in NE Florida and my experience has been, they do seem easily spooked making a close photo an elusive accomplishment.
Wow. Loved it.
I remember when I got off the school bus one day there was this rapid dinging noise I heard. After about a minute of scanning the area and wondering, "What the actual fuck is that sound?", it turned out to be a woodpecker going ham (poultry?) on the swingset.
Wow! That's amazing! Thanks for sharing this awesome video! 😮
"He went poultry on that trees ass"
The male Pileated woodpecker, at my farm, appreciates eating half a large suet cube everyday .
He wont leave them alone. I am thinking grub is short right now in central Alberta and this guy needs the calories?
Wow. How long would you say he was?
Wow awesome.... have you guys seen a Stelllar Jay
We have lots of them where I live, they’re pretty but very noisy and they’re nest robbers. I don’t hate them but not my favorite bird since I watched them taking all the baby robins that nested on my front porch one by one. 😢
Yeah I think 0:51-1:01 was faked.
@kedro5 Totally can see how 0:51-1:01 looks faked. We sped up this portion of the video during the editing process. We noted that next time, we will be more cautious about adding our speed editor. Thanks for the thoughts.
@@FastCapLLC Lol it was more of a rib at that bit with the commentary "this guy has a turbo mode!" Good footage! Love these birds.
Years ago back around 1994-5 my buddy and I were driving his old S10 pickup threw the trails on his family’s property at age 14-15 and as we came out of the woods I saw a very large bird I thought was a bald eagle intill we got closer and we had no idea this woodpecker was in Vermont but it must have been as big as this bird can get because it was larger then a bald eagle and we were blown away by it’s size and to this day I have only seen a few smaller pileated woodpeckers and it was fascinating to see.
I wonder how big they can get or if they ever stop growing and doubt I’ll ever seen one as large as the one we saw that day so many years ago.