Woodpecker Behavior and Diet

The video explores the life of a great spotted woodpecker, highlighting its distinctive features, nesting habits, and the challenges of raising a young woodpecker. The parents work tirelessly to feed their demanding offspring, who eventually gains independence after four weeks.

What distinctive feature does the male great spotted woodpecker have that the female lacks?

• Black and white feathers

• A bright red head patch

• A long sharp beak

• A sturdy home

Where do the woodpecker couple build their home?

• In a nest on a branch

• Inside a hollow tree

• In a birdhouse

• On the ground

How do the woodpecker parents share their responsibilities?

• They take turns flying

• They sing to each other

• They both hunt for food

• They share the task of keeping the nest tidy

What is included in the chick's diet?

• Beetles, butterfly larvae, and seeds

• Only insects

• Fruits and nuts

• Only seeds

How long do the woodpecker parents feed their chick before it leaves the nest?

• Five weeks

• Three weeks

• Two weeks

• Four weeks