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PU-2390 "There are over 200 species of woodpeckers. They live all over the world in forested areas. The eat insects under the bark of trees. Woodpeckers can hear beetles feeding. They peck holes with their chisel-like beaks, and then take out the larvae with their long, sticky tongues. Woodpeckers make their drumming sound on dead branches or anything hollow to attract a mate and to defend their territory. Woodpeckers dig holes in the trunks of trees to make their nests. Both parents feed the blind and featherless babies for a month." This woodpecker puppet looks the most like a Downy Woodpecker, which lives in Alaska, Canada to the southern U. S. Quote from the Folkmanis puppet tag. EDUCATIONAL IDEAL FOR CHILDREN 3 AND UP AND FUN LOVING ADULTS ! 7 " TALL REMOVABLE PARENT BIRD SOUND CHIP INCLUDED PRICE : $19.00
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