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Acorn woodpecker acorn Granary stash in dead tree

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

Acorn. In many places, there are lots of acorn falling from the oak tree in autumn, which provide food for many animals and birds.

Acorns on tree

A closeup of a hole in a tree trunk in a forest

A maple with a large hole in its trunk.

Off Centered Birds Nest Hole In Large Tree With Copy Space to right

Woodpecker hole in a tree trunk.

Woodpecker holes dug into a tree trunk

Bird house in the tree trunk

Pileated woodpecker holes in trunk of white ash tree

Bark of cork oak (Quercus suber) tree. Luogosanto. Province of Sassari. Sardinia. Italy.

Woodpecker hole in a tree

Dead Ash Tree makes Home for Animals

Close-up of three acorns lodged in between crack of brown bark by bird or small animal to save for the winter

Acorn.

Hole in a tree in the forest

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Hole in the bark of a tree provides entrance for a bird nest

Bark of fallen white ash tree with woodpecker holes. The tree was infested with emerald ash borers, an introduced and invasive beetle that chews the wood under the bark. The borer has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees in North America since its discovery there in 2002.

A hollow tree. A woodpecker's house

High angle view of hole in the acorn on the wooden table with copy space.

a hollow in the tree in the forest

View of a green acorn.

A tree trunk with a hole in it. The hole is small and round. The bark of the tree is brown and has a rough texture

A woodpecker has created a hole in the tree.

Cuckoo hole in a tree trunk

tree hollow

hollow in the tree with acorns in the sunlight

Fallen white ash tree with woodpecker holes. At the top left, you can see the standing part of the tree that this section broke away from. This ash tree is a victim of the emerald ash borer, an introduced Asian insect. To eat the borers, pileated woodpeckers chiseled off the bark and drilled big holes (at this point the tree was already dying). The upper trunk eventually snapped off in high wind. In the Connecticut woods, early spring.

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