Woodpecker

NA Insectivore Forests
20–70 g
Weight
N/A
Lifespan
N/A
Top Speed
Worldwide
Found In

The Woodpecker is one of the most widely-recorded species in the U.S. national park system, with documented populations in 15 parks. Native populations and abundance vary park-by-park.

Found in 15 U.S. National Parks

The Woodpecker has 104 field records across 15 parks in the National Park Service biodiversity database, listed as native in 100 records.

Park Nativeness Abundance T&E Status
Acadia National Park Native Abundant Species of Concern
Acadia National Park Native Common Species of Concern
Acadia National Park Native Common SU
Acadia National Park Non-native NA Species of Concern
Acadia National Park Native Occasional Resolved Taxonomy
Acadia National Park Non-native Unknown
Acadia National Park Non-native Unknown Species of Concern
Bryce Canyon National Park Native NA Species of Concern
Bryce Canyon National Park Native Uncommon SU
Bryce Canyon National Park Native Unknown
Bryce Canyon National Park Native Unknown
Bryce Canyon National Park Native Unknown Species of Concern
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Native Common Species of Concern
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Native Common
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Native Common Species of Concern
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Native Common SU

Abundance Distribution

Common32Uncommon20NA17Rare16Occasional12Unknown5Abundant2

State / Federal Listings

Listed as threatened, endangered, or rare in 72 park records.

Size, Speed & Lifespan

Metric Woodpecker Insectivore Species Median Difference
Weight 0.0 g 375 g ↓ 88%
Height 12.4 cm

Endemic to Worldwide

Habitat: Forests
Found In: Worldwide
Coloration: Varies

Behavior

Natural Predators

Social Structure

Recorded as Solitary.

Weight Rank Among Not Applicable Species

Ranked #9 of 9 by typical adult weight.

# Species Weight Status
7 Termite Up to 0.02 g NA
8 Tsetse Fly Up to 0.03 g NA
9 Woodpecker 20–70 g NA

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