Pileated Woodpecker before tree removed. By Elizabeth
Loading...
8,605
Loading...
Uploader Comments (george7075)
see all
All Comments (10)
-
@BilderFreund Use XMedia Recode. :)
-
@charmy98 Wiki says they are extinct?
-
Pretty cool video.
-
wow it's so beautiful that was the first woodpecker i saw in my life that tpye of woodpecker
-
That bird call in the background... it sounds like an Ivory billed woodpecker!!!
-
Don't you know his feet hurt at night.
-
Thank you George for your explanation. I had an idea that you would have a very good reason for removing that tree. Hurray to you that you left a good part of the tree standing. Wow,,,, 14 large holes, what a job!
- Gerlinde
Loading...
Hey George thanks for this video too, where is that taken? It looks like around here, Washington is it?
Thanks Kym
KymsPink59Cadi 3 years ago
Hi Kym.
It was taken on the waters edge in the Gorge Inlet just a few miles from the City of Victoria, British Columbia.
Glad that you enjoyed it.
george7075 3 years ago
Have a question: Why did you remove that tree? Do you know that dead tree's (if it is dead) are very beneficial to all birds? Leave it standing if at all possible. Please.
It seems a very stately tree.
BilderFreund 4 years ago
Hi Build a Friend.
The reason the tree was removed is because in a week the woodpecker made 14 large holes completely around the tree and it was just standing on stilts. It is only 15 feet away from the house. It was cut only to the holes
in the tree (approx 50 feet was cut off).
The birds do not use it because Hawks, Eagles, Racoons and Squirrels are also in our yard as well as other preditors.
~ George
george7075 4 years ago