[DOC] [TLE] Anima1s Part 3 Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] ANIMALS $300: Sapsuckers are a type of these birds that extract insects from 
trees by strokes of their bills. Woodpeckers. [DOC] [TLE] Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Life History, All About Birds - Cornell Lab ... [PAR] Learn how to identify Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, its life history, cool facts, ... laps 
up the leaking sap and any trapped insects with its specialized, brush-tipped ... 
The sapsucker licks the sap from these holes, and eats the cambium of the tree 
too. ... its bill on metal, and a bird will return to a favorite sign day after day to 
pound... [DOC] [TLE] How to Identify and Control Sapsucker Injury on Trees [PAR] Although insects make up part of its diet, the sapsucker is known for its boring of 
numerous holes in the bark of live trees. ... The yellow-bellied sapsucker is the 
only member of the woodpecker family to cause this type of injury. ... Birds will 
concentrate their feeding activities on these favorite trees, which often protects 
nearby... [DOC] [TLE] Gleaning (birds) - Wikipedia [PAR] Gleaning is a term for a feeding strategy by birds in which they catch invertebrate 
prey, mainly ... These features are even seen in gleaning birds that are not 
closely related. ... Most bark-gleaners work their way up tree trunks or along 
branches, though ... Having a very small bill seems to be good for taking tiny prey 
from the... [DOC] [TLE] The Log of the Sun: Chapter 4 - Kellscraft Studio [PAR] There is no great gathering of clans like that of the tree swallows in the fall, bat ... 
Before the last fox sparrow goes, the hermit thrush comes, and these birds, alike 
in ... and, catching the insect with a snap of their beaks, fly back to the same 
perch. ... a solitary member of some species arrives days before others of his kind
. [DOC] [TLE] Apologetics Press - The Jackhammer in Your Backyard [PAR] In fact, the bird can peck bark an estimated 20-25 times per second, and strike an 
... If the kind of force withstood by woodpeckers on a daily basis were applied to 
... Once the insects stick to its tongue, the woodpecker pulls them from the tree, 
then ... it therefore makes use of a twig, held in its beak, to extract insects from 
bark. [DOC] [TLE] Birds, Familiar: Downy Woodpecker, Life Histories of North ... [PAR] Backed by these authorities we may regard the downy woodpecker as a bird .... 
to form its nest, shewing little care as to the kind of tree it selects for the purpose, 
... days old entire insects are bought in the parents' bills and given to the young; 
..... of holes are made by true sapsuckers and not by downy or hairy woodpeckers
. [DOC] [TLE] Woodpeckers of the Pacific Northwest: Their - Oregon State University [PAR] Jun 5, 1974 ... species. These monotypic genera 3re Dryocopus pileatus and ... trees with rotted 
heartwood for excavating nest holes. ... nesting birds which do not excavate their 
own hole. ... the primary predators of many bark and wood boring insects; their 
..... Cranial kinesis, a mechanism which permits the upper bill to. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Nature neighbors, embracing birds, plants, animals ... [PAR] The food of this hawk consists largely of insects, hence it is beneficial; it also eats 
... An authority, writing of these birds in Florida, says: " Their favorite nesting sites 
.... The goshawk nests usually in coniferous trees, placing their nests of sticks, .... 
sail high in the air or move forward by measured strokes of their strong wings. [DOC] [TLE] Birds, Familiar: Hairy Woodpecker, Life Histories of North American ... [PAR] In quiet intervals in courtship, the head is held with bill parallel with the axis of the 
... In courtship the male chases the female from tree to tree with coaxing calls, 
and ... The hairy woodpecker is rather rare, as a breeding bird, in my home 
territory of ... I once found a pair of these

Question: Sapsuckers are a type of these birds that extract insects from trees by strokes of their bills
Answer: Woodpeckers