The woodpecker, however, comes equipped with a strong beak and a shock absorbing system that protects its head from damage. According to evolutionary theory, any systems that evolved much before the others, and thus did not yet have a function, would have been eliminated. It indicates that these various systems must have been designed to work together and created at the same time. By that I mean accept the evidence. Trust that things were caused by mutations only when the evidence leads to this conclusion.
Most genetic diseases are examples.
If it can be shown that Diabetes is most likely caused by mutations, believe that mutations cause diabetes. Other birds have hyoid bones also, but it would seem obvious that some sort of miracle would be needed to get them rooted in the right nostril. Moving the tongue to a nostril and sending it around behind the head, if it were possible, would have required many mutations, yet natural selection would have weeded out all woodpeckers whose tongues did not work.