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Red Bellied Woodpecker Sounds: Drumming & 4 Distinct Calls

The Red-bellied Woodpecker is a striking and energetic bird found throughout the eastern United States, from forests to suburban backyards. Despite its name, their most recognizable features are their bold black-and-white barred back and vibrant red cap. These woodpeckers are known for their loud, rolling calls and drumming sounds. In this video you'll hear 5 distinct Red-bellied Woodpecker sounds: (be sure to listen to all of them!) 1. Rolling "Querr" Call 2. Rapid Drumming sound 3. Sharp "Chi" Call 4. Rattling "Chi-Chatter" Call 5. Woika-Woika Call Woodpeckers don't sing melodious songs like songbirds do. Instead, males drum on resonant surfaces like metal or hollow trees to carry a sound far and wide that will attract females and claim their territory in the spring. Both males and females make their other calls, used for various communications between a mated pair or neighboring woodpeckers. This short video will help you recognize a few of their most common songs, which you'll commonly hear in parks, forests and backyards! Learn 16 fun facts about red-bellied woodpeckers: https://birdfeederhub.com/facts-about... #woodpeckers #redbelliedwoodpecker #birdcalls