That loud drilling sound on the side of your house? It might be a Northern Flicker — the most widespread woodpecker species in North America. We have more info, audio, and more, including how ABC programs help it to thrive: https://abcbirds.org/bird/northern-flicker/ | American Bird Conservancy

Discover the Unique Northern Flicker! 🐦🌲 #Shorts #birdwatchingtrendsThe Northern Flicker, a type of woodpecker native to North America, stands out with its striking plumage and distinctive call. These birds feature a mix of brown, black, and white feathers, with a noticeable red or yellow shaft on their tail feathers and wings, depending on the region. Unlike most woodpeckers, Northern Flickers often forage on the ground, feeding on ants and beetles. Known for their loud, rhythmic drumming on

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