Assertion: woodpecker's tail feather | /r/HasProperty | stiff
Facets:
value: unlike other birds
type: OTHER
value: especially
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Behavior Hairy Woodpeckers typically hitch up tree trunks or along large branches, leaning back against their stiff tail feathers and springing upward with both feet at once.
text: Woodpeckers have strong tail feathers that support the bird as it holds itself on a tree trunk, and they also have two back toes to lean back on.
text: Behavior Hairy Woodpeckers typically hitch up tree trunks or along large branches, leaning back against their stiff tail feathers and springing upward with both feet at once.
text: Behavior Hairy Woodpeckers typically hitch up tree trunks or along large branches, leaning back against their stiff tail feathers and springing upward with both feet at once.
text: Behavior Hairy Woodpeckers typically hitch up tree trunks or along large branches, leaning back against their stiff tail feathers and springing upward with both feet at once.
text: Great spotted woodpeckers have stiff tail feathers, which they use as a prop when hopping up trees and to assist with its grips.
text: The middle tail feathers are stiff and pointed to help the bird support itself against the trunk of the tree.
text: The tail feather is black and stiff and has speckled outer feathers.
text: Woodpeckers, named because of just that - they peck wood, can be identified by stout sharply-pointed beaks, stiff tail feathers, and short legs that are equipped with four sharp clawed toes (two toes face forward and two backwards).
text: In addition, the tail feathers are stiff and pointed, which help prop the woodpecker up against the side of the tree.
text: Woodpeckers operate mainly on tree trunks, staying in place propped up by their stiff tail feathers.
text: Their toes—two facing forward, two facing backward—enable woodpeckers to grasp vertical tree trunks and their stiff tail feathers provide an extra measure of support.
text: Woodpeckers operate mainly on tree trunks, staying in place propped up by their stiff tail feathers.
text: Their stiff tail feathers can provide extra support and stabilization, like the kickstand on a bicycle.
text: Woodpeckers move up a tree by hopping and depend on their especially stiff tail feathers to serve as a prop.
text: They use those toes with their stiff tail feathers to brace on trees as they climb.
text: Unlike other birds, the tail feathers of the woodpecker are thick and strong to help prop them up against the side of the tree.
text: There tail feathers are rigit and strong they use them to support themselves when tapping or drumminf for insects or dig a cavatie in a tree.