Typically red, yellow, white or black with green, brown, gold and orange plumage, woodpeckers make a colorful subject for our prints. The woodpecker has a sharp, pointed bill that can drill into trees at a rate of up to 20 times per second. This neither harms nor disorients the bird thanks to air pockets in its skull. Once a hole is bored, the woodpecker extends its extra-long tongue inside to capture prey.
Typically red, yellow, white or black with green, brown, gold and orange plumage, woodpeckers make a colorful subject for our prints. The woodpecker has a sharp, pointed bill that can drill into trees at a rate of up to 20 times per second. This neither harms nor disorients the bird thanks to air pockets in its skull. Once a hole is bored, the woodpecker extends its extra-long tongue inside to capture prey.
