🎺 This male Pileated Woodpecker vocalizes loudly upon his arrival to the Cornell Lab FeederWatch cam. These high, clear, piping calls are a welcome sound to bird lovers when they resonate through forests across the Pileated's range. Tune in LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellFeeders | Bird Cams

Listen to a male Pileated Woodpecker alert other birds of his arrival at the Cornell Lab FeederWatch Cam with a few piping calls. Watch for them LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellFeeders In addition to their calls, both sexes drum powerfully on trees at any time of the year with a fairly slow, deep rolling that lasts about 3 seconds. These woodpeckers drum as part of courtship, to solicit mating, to summon a mate from a distance, or in response to an intruder near a nest. Males also drum in late

14K views · 1K reactions | Who's ready for more woodpecker drumming? The bird world's great percussionists will be tapping more often as they start to seek mates and establish territories for the breeding season. Read up on how to tell the woodpecker sounds and species apart: https://abcbirds.org/blog20/woodpecker-sounds/ Video: Pileated Woodpecker | American Bird Conservancy | Facebook