[DOC] [TLE] Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Life History, All About Birds - Cornell Lab ... [PAR] The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker makes two kinds of holes in trees to harvest sap. ... 
So unlike most woodpecker species, sapsuckers don't rely on dead trees for 
feeding, ... They drill wells for sap throughout the year, on both their breeding and 
... and spiders, gleaning them from beneath a tree's bark like other woodpeckers. [DOC] [TLE] DEEP: Woodpecker Fact Sheet - CT.gov [PAR] With their sturdy beaks, woodpeckers can bore holes into trees for feeding and 
chisel ... habitat but downy woodpeckers glean insects from bark crevices while 
hairy ... The yellow-bellied sapsucker, another similar-looking woodpecker, has 
white ... Interesting Facts: Sapsuckers drill in over 200 native tree species, but 
they... [DOC] [TLE] Holes - Rows or Rings on Tree - Organic Advice - library [PAR] Secondly, the work of these woodpeckers indicates serious stress in the trees. 
content_img.1758.img.jpg. The sapsucker is a bird that drills holes in rows or 
rings around the trunks of trees. ... book in the chapter on Yellow Bellied 
Sapsuckers - under "Relation to Wounded Trees". Sapsuckers feed on a wide 
variety of trees. [DOC] [TLE] How to Identify and Control Sapsucker Injury on Trees [PAR] The yellow-bellied sapsucker is the only member of the woodpecker family to ... 
of 1/4-inch holes spaced closely together through the bark of trees along and ... 
Many small limbs are killed and some- times the trunk is girdled and the whole 
tree is ... Feeding wounds serve as entry courts for a wide variety of wood decay 
or... [DOC] [TLE] Holes in trees  wood borer or woodpecker? - The Homeowners ... [PAR] Some feed deeply within the tree while others such as Emerald ash borer feed ... 
either horizontal or vertical, than the damage is probably from Yellow-bellied... [DOC] [TLE] Woodpeckers  Wildlife Outreach Center  Penn State Extension [PAR] Woodpeckers are unique among birds because they drill into trees, primarily to 
find food, ... The bird's bill loosens bark and the tongue dislodges insects from the 
wood. ... Hairy Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker and Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 
... Sapsuckers are noted for drilling orderly rows of small holes in trees for sap. [DOC] [TLE] Sap Sucking Sapsucker | East Texas Gardening - AgriLife.org [PAR] Mar 20, 2012 ... Small holes, not too deep, in parallel lines ringing the trunk or large limb of a tree. 
Sometimes there are ... Specifically, a yellow-bellied sapsucker. ... holes. And 
although they feed on insects under loose bark, they do not deeply drill into the 
trees seeking borers like other members of the woodpecker family. [DOC] [TLE] woodpecker holes | Viette's Views [PAR] Posts about woodpecker holes written by Lori Jones. ... These destructive 
woodpeckers drill a series of small holes in the bark of live trees and feed on the 
sap that pools and flows from ... The yellow-bellied sapsucker is common in our 
area. [DOC] [TLE] Woodpeckers and the management of woodpecker damage [PAR] 1), and the yellow-bellied sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius). ... Most woodpeckers 
feed on tree-living or wood-boring insects; however, some feed on a variety of ... 
The acorn woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus) drills holes in wood simply to 
.... so few in number that damage is limited to only a small percentage of the crop. [DOC] [TLE] Yellow-bellied sapsucker - Wikipedia [PAR] The yellow-bellied sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) is a medium-sized 
woodpecker found in ... Like other sapsuckers, these birds drill holes in trees and 
eat the sap and insects drawn to it. ... Because yellow-bellied sapsuckers feed on 
up to 250 species of living trees and woody plants, they are sometimes 
considered to be a... [DOC] [TLE] Woodpeckers - Best Practices for Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators [PAR] Sapsuckers also feed on tree sap (surprise) and the inner bark of trees. ... Downy, 
hairy, red-bellied, and pileated woodpeckers remain in New York all year. ... on a 
variety of resonant objects, such as a hollow or dry

Question: The yellow-bellied variety of this woodpecker drills a series of small holes in tree bark to feed
Answer: a sapsucker