The pileated woodpecker and other Pennsylvanian wildlife

This video takes place in an eastern Pennsylvanian forest from late May to early June. Here there are many plants, insects, and of course birds like the pileated woodpecker. I hope you learn something new and if you have not already please subscribe.

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I'm still a fan of pillbugs, even knowing that they can be a serious pest. They're so little and cute! Bumblebees are the best bees! They're cute and fuzzy and inoffensive. Lots of pretty insects roaming about. How many woodpeckers species are in New England? Yellow jackets are evil horrible insects. I've never been stung by any insect but my siblings have, including a dying yellow jacket that decided to try to take my youngest sibling with it. Are there many songbirds in the area? Thanks for the video! 🙂

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Yes, bumblebees are definitely the best bee anyone who says otherwise is wrong.

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In New England there are many species of woodpecker. There are pileated, hairy, downy, and red-bellied woodpeckers. There are also yellow-bellied sapsuckers and northern flickers. There could possibly be red-headed woodpeckers. In northern New England there are black-backed woodpeckers. In northern Maine there are American three-toed woodpeckers.

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One time I got stung by one European hornet in the head and the pain was terrible, it was much worse than a yellow jacket. I almost passed out from the venom the next day. Also there are a lot of songbirds in the area especially during migration.

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@@Woodlandworld123 Whoa! That's pretty impressive.

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@@Woodlandworld123 Of course, migration! lol the hot weather out here is causing my brain to slow way down.🙃