Wood·peck·er
Pronunciation: 'wu.d-.pek-*r

A small black-and-white woodpecker (Dendrocopos pubescens) of North America that has a white back and is smaller than the hairy woodpecker. Downey woodpeckers typically have sharp, chisel like bills for pecking holes in trees, where they find insects. The males have a patch of red on the backs of their heads, females do not. Among the North American species of woodpeckers, the downy is the most sociable.

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