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the red-headed woodpecker gets its name from its red head
They live in "troops" - groups of about 30 gorillas with one dominant male
Doesn't "a penguin in a pear tree sound better to you
Get yourself this barn owl
wading bird is the symbol for the National Audubon Society
Tufted Titmouse Balsa Ornament balsa-australian the red-headed woodpecker gets itsThis little grey bird with big black eyes is a regular at the birdfeeder. They are cavitiy dwellers but can't excavate their own dwellings, so they take over abandoned ones. Tufted titmice often line their nest with hair. The types of hair they use include raccoon, opossum, mouse, woodchuck, squirrel, rabbit, livestock, pet, and even human hair. Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted