
Woodpecker Wham!
April Pulley Sayre
This nonfiction book follows the everyday lives of woodpeckers, including avoiding hawks, feeding chicks, and making nest holes. It introduces a range of woodpecker species and examines how these birds move through their habitats. The holes woodpeckers create can later shelter other animals after the birds leave. Facts and illustrations present woodpeckers as birds whose nesting work affects other wildlife.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.


