woodpeckers sometimes drum due to air-pressure changes-eg-when a storm is iminent.they have a double cavity skull to absorb tha impact of their drumming,and changes in air-pressure create pressure within their skull-hence they drum sometimes to relieve this pressure.Some Native American peoples called woodpeckers 'Thunderbirds'.they're ace.i LOVE woodpeckers.
they use their beaks against resonant objects to communicate. it's called 'drumming.' even if it knew that that it was a drain pipe, it might still drum on it to produce the noise.
its true. really. i was just sitting at my desk when i heard a thud at my window. i looked at my dog who was sitting on my bed and she was starring at the window. i then got up from my desk to look out the window and the woodpecker was just perched there. i'm surprised my dog didnt start barking.
wreckingball34 is correct. By drumming on a metal drainpipe, this yellow-bellied sapsucker is actually displaying its intelligence. The louder the sound, the farther it carries, and the more potential mates it might attract.
LMAO Great footage!!
davidsquall351 1 month ago
he likes the sound...it's different....LMAO!!!!
nr4dw 2 months ago
I think the question should be, how is it holding on to a metal drainpipe...did you put superglue on there?
spacecowboy7580 3 months ago
I got one of these things in a tree outside my bedroom window...
jmontalto21 3 months ago
ahaaahhha
urbanartlife 4 months ago
damn. if a woodpecker could give head, it'll make these silly human hoes look silly
chickun1soup80 4 months ago
I bet they give good blowjobs.........:D
MrShinzuzu 7 months ago
lol so nince :)
2010shemaiah 7 months ago
Red headed with BIG belly,he/she sooooo cute..
u should go to home depot buy some wood sticks for him so he could come back
Bk94541 8 months ago
either it's confused or making a morse code
cegoins25 8 months ago
What kind of crazy mixed up drainage system is that? lol But seriously.
Rainy9 8 months ago
I had one pecking my satellite dish. Silly bird.
Terrathrax 8 months ago
nice video camera zoom
wow2h85 9 months ago 3
damn! great acoustics on this tree!
Damienf77 10 months ago 3
YUP-true!He is attracting females:) In my friends backyard Woody was banging to the antenna post! All neighbours noticed ha ha.
TheXGRACE 10 months ago
come and get this pussy yo. other male birds "she is a whore
warero 1 year ago
"This isn't a tree, but if I keep pecking maybe it will turn into one"
nddlj 1 year ago
Hilarious! Amazing that he could hang onto a metal pipe without a problem.
wolfganghofmeier 1 year ago
He be like " wtf is this, this ain't no damn tree"
HeyNowItsLea 1 year ago
@HeyNowItsLea LMFAO
uabm 1 year ago
Evolution fail.
websuspect 1 year ago
So lame!
Dajizoman 1 year ago
my gf does those exact same head movements ;-)
t0easy4m3 1 year ago
thats funny as hell,
propyropower 1 year ago
Sounds like it was trying to play the drum intro to Fear Factory's Demanufacture!! That bird is HARDCORE!!
RedPaladin 1 year ago
woodpeckers sometimes drum due to air-pressure changes-eg-when a storm is iminent.they have a double cavity skull to absorb tha impact of their drumming,and changes in air-pressure create pressure within their skull-hence they drum sometimes to relieve this pressure.Some Native American peoples called woodpeckers 'Thunderbirds'.they're ace.i LOVE woodpeckers.
bucklemunki 1 year ago
They love to make a really loud drumming noise. It may also be territorial.
8jbird 1 year ago
There are a lot of similar videos on YouTube - the birds seem to enjoy the ruckus they make on these metal objects. I think it's very entertaining!
sixstringsmark 1 year ago
Actualy they use these types of objects to attract mates
PilotUTA 1 year ago
Hairy Woodpecker declaring his territory to other males!!!!! Still funny as hell though!!! ROFLMAO !!!!!!!!
BigDuckKetterer 1 year ago
@BigDuckKetterer it's a yellow bellied sapsucker
chicagobirder 1 year ago
Holz ....soweit das Spechtauge reicht....aber "no worms and foot"....
Empathisantin57 1 year ago
That is definitely a yellow-bellied sapsucker. It has red on the chip and head and the drumming pattern is irregular.
Sparrowhawk1031 2 years ago
that was really funny. i always thought woodpeckers suffered from some amount of brain damage
shibfilet 2 years ago
lol i think he hit his head 2 hard
evaant14 2 years ago
they use their beaks against resonant objects to communicate. it's called 'drumming.' even if it knew that that it was a drain pipe, it might still drum on it to produce the noise.
Throatjab 2 years ago
That woodpecker has just about ripped the gutter off that house. Check it out again.
daroadrambler 2 years ago
dumb bird
rocksoliddude1 2 years ago
lets fuck with their environment and then call them dumb.
waqasy 2 years ago
Then lets destroy the enviroment and let human died
Avaitora 1 year ago
this is nothin compared to the confused woodpecker at my house. it landed on my window. true story.
smilingFMAkitty 2 years ago
I don't believe you.
alienredwolf 2 years ago
its true. really. i was just sitting at my desk when i heard a thud at my window. i looked at my dog who was sitting on my bed and she was starring at the window. i then got up from my desk to look out the window and the woodpecker was just perched there. i'm surprised my dog didnt start barking.
smilingFMAkitty 2 years ago
You must be lying.
alienredwolf 2 years ago
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alienredwolf 2 years ago
lol, thats funny. cute.
88misty 2 years ago
A wood pecker drums on the top of an electrical transformer near our house, and I have seen them peck on aluminum ladders too
chas717 2 years ago
wreckingball34 is correct. By drumming on a metal drainpipe, this yellow-bellied sapsucker is actually displaying its intelligence. The louder the sound, the farther it carries, and the more potential mates it might attract.
ThePicoides 2 years ago 21
@ThePicoides They might even be using a form of Morse Code for woodpeckers.
airscrew1 1 year ago
Too funny; bet birdie needed Excedrin for his head afterwards! LOLOLOL Five stars!
txstoryteller 2 years ago
haha aww
throwerx 2 years ago
this is also to signal to competitors that this is his territory :) cute!
rmsamsscs 2 years ago
He's not confused. They drum on metal drains all the time. In fact, they'll drum on anything to attract or call a mate.
wreckingball34 2 years ago 28
@wreckingball34 For you or any other ornithologists.... I whitnessed one banging on a stop sign once... same thing or does the red have significance?
andyjarhead666 1 year ago
it's not the one who is confused.
revengechunga 3 years ago
lmao thats funny when he pecked
NatureMan100 3 years ago
hahaha lmao
DeStryke51 3 years ago
he pecked at the drain!
tomslatincom 3 years ago
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he never pecked
deathxxx127 3 years ago