Known as upside-down bird because it walks down tree trunks head first looking for insects. Trees in woodlands and cities.
Pairs generally stay in home territories year-round.
Old woodpecker hole, natural cavity in a tree and birdhouses. Makes nest of bark pieces, twigs, grass, fur and hair. Eight white eggs spotted in brown. Pin oak, sunflower, beech and pines, especially loblolly. Large black and yellow bees resembling bumble bee.