A noisy forager is one to spot during all seasons in the Chesapeake region

The red-bellied woodpecker is highly adaptive to changing temperatures and environments, making it a constant in the Bay region

By Bianca Martinez Penn |
Two red-bellied woodpeckers perch on the slim trunk of a tree.
Red-bellied woodpeckers are more likely to pick at the surface of bark, instead of drilling holes like other woodpecker species. (Photo courtesy of amymrangel/iNaturalist CC BY-NC, cropped and toned)

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