[DOC] [TLE] [Upper figures, yellow-bellied sapsuckers; lower left, red-naped ... [PAR] Damage to telephone and telegraph poles. 10 .... Red-headed woodpecker. 97. 
44. ... as trees are important to woodpeckers, so are these birds important to trees
. .... This service by no means exonerates those species properly called ..... tried 
spraying with carbolic acid in places where their holes were just begun, but so. [DOC] [TLE] Woodpeckers Inflict Costly Damage Upon Power Poles : Utilities ... [PAR] May 16, 1994 ... For some residents, the sound of a woodpecker rat-a-tatting into a tree is a mere 
annoyance. ... Woodpeckers Inflict Costly Damage Upon Power Poles : Utilities: 
Edison officials complain that the birds can dramatically carve ... said he is 
appalled by the damage on some poles he sees in wilderness areas. [DOC] [TLE] Woodpeckers and the management of woodpecker damage [PAR] Red-headed woodpecker, Melanerpes erythrocephalus and downy ... to cling 
easily to the trunks and branches of trees, wood siding, or utility poles while 
pecking. ... Some species, such as the northern flicker (Colaptes auratus) and the 
... Wounds cause a grade defect called bird peck that lowers the value of 
hardwoods. [DOC] [TLE] Red-headed Woodpecker - Birdzilla.com [PAR] Bent Life History for Red-headed Woodpecker. ... sitting on telegraph poles, 
fence posts, the dead tops of tall trees, or on dead stubs. ... In the prairie regions 
and in other places, where trees are scarce and these woodpeckers are common
, some .... Last spring in opening a good many birds of this species with the object 
of... [DOC] [TLE] Golden-fronted Woodpecker - Birdzilla.com [PAR] I took a set of six eggs from a cavity in a live mesquite tree, the opening ... and it 
reminded me also of our more familiar redheaded woodpecker. ... I have never 
known this species to drum on a dead limb, as most of the other woodpeckers do. 
... Because of the damage the birds wrought to telephone and telegraph poles, 
the... [DOC] [TLE] woodpecker damage to utility poles - Bio-Nica.info [PAR] damage poles, and few, if any, of these species are destructive throughout ... The 
Red-headed Woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocephalus) also has the ... a losing 
battle to save its power poles from this bird." .... The kinds of trees that furnish 
wood for pressure treated poles ... wires of the telephone and telegraph services. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Food of the woodpeckers of the United States" [PAR] Yet birds evidently render the greatest service where but few trees are being 
killed, .... bird sometimes denudes the tree of its bark over a considerable area, 
and so .... Evidently the hairy woodpecker does no damage by preying upon 
orchard or ...... been known to peck holes in telegraph and telephone poles RED-
HEADED... [DOC] [TLE] The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Bird Study Book, by Thomas ... [PAR] Apr 8, 2007 ... I have known "dainty eggs" and "darling baby-birds" to be literally visited to death 
by .... regarding abundance and distribution of all the species known to occur in 
the State. ..... On the plains, where trees are few, the telegraph poles provide ... 
Here are the places to look for the nest of the Hairy Woodpecker. [DOC] [TLE] Report PDF - CloudBirders [PAR] Apr 28, 2015 ... Ibis flew overhead just as we left the Rockport area and an Inca ... telegraph 
wires and both Swainson's Hawk, Red Tailed Hawk and .... of large hawk species 
sat on telegraph poles, the majority of which ... picked up a few birds here 
including our first hummingbird of the trip ..... o'Will called from the park. [DOC] [TLE] Bird Lore v23 1921 - Audubon [PAR] Oct 29, 2015 ... On the other hand, the scarcity of birds in places is ...... morning of May 18 I saw a 
Brown Creeper on a telegraph pole in another yard and went... [DOC] [TLE] Birdwatching in North America - CA MacDonald Home Page [PAR] During the walk, which ran alongside Lake Ontario, we saw the first bird of

Question: In areas with few trees, the redheaded species of this bird is known to damage telephone & telegraph poles
Answer: Woodpecker