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Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) female bird feeding a chick in its nest hole in a tree during springtime in a forest.

A nesting hole in a shagbark hickory tree.

Woodpecker hollow in an old tree. Woodpecker hollow near human habitation.

Birdhouse.

Natural scene from Wisconsin state park

A male Great Spotted Woodpecker

Woodpecker on a tree taking care of his nest

Italian Alps, Piedmont, Valsesia: Hole in tree trunk, squirrel or bird nest

A hollow in a tree. The result of the woodpecker's work

$Woodpecker is standing on the tree in forest.\nBerlin - Germany.$

Male insectivorous bird with long bill and red cap (Picus viridis) in european forest.

Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) female bird feeding a chick in its nest hole in a tree during springtime in a forest.

A hole in a tree.

Fresh pileated woodpecker boring in the New England wilderness. The hole's long, oval shape indicates this bird species. Late winter/early spring.

hollow in the trunk

Fir forest. Rotten tree.

A dead tree full of woodpecker holes. Photographed in springtime in Ohio.

Bird house in the tree trunk

Spotted woodpecker and its nest. is a member of the woodpecker family Picidae. Spotted woodpecker on a tree near the nest.

A great spotted woodpecker feeding its chick in Scottish highlands.

The Northern flicker (Colaptes auratus) flying to the nest cavity. Flicker nesting in Wisconsin. North American bird.

HDR image of Knotted Wood in Heart Shape on a beech tree, in background water flowing. bodetal, harz (Germany)

Great spotted woodpecker looking out from a tree trunk

Eurasian nuthatch or wood nuthatch (Sitta europaea) returns to the nest and feeds the chicks , natural habitat, springtime.

in krajinski park Ljubljana Slovenia

Nest boxes are special structures, usually made of wood, intended for nests mainly for birds, but also for smaller mammals and insects. We do them to help animals, because their natural breeding places are becoming rarer due to human activities, e.g. insulating buildings, cutting down trees.

Pileated woodpecker holes in trunk of white ash tree

Dead Ash Tree makes Home for Animals

Photo taken outside the city

Beehive in forest. Wild bees

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