Woodpeckers have even inspired the engineering ... Michael Granatosky who studies evolutionary biomechanics at the New York Institute of Technology and was not involved in the study.

A Rockport resident, Janelle Favaloro, dubbed the bird "the pileated pillager" in The New York Times. Another resident, Mike Foster, said the woodpecker damaged a tinted window on his Ford F-350 ...

"They see it as another woodpecker." Matthew Fuxjager, an animal behavior expert at Brown University, tells the New York Times that pileated woodpeckers, the largest woodpeckers in North America ...

a professor of neurogenetics at Rockefeller University in New York, into the genetic mechanisms at play. The researchers found that drumming by woodpeckers and singing by songbirds are governed by ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad A pair of redheaded woodpeckers have settled into ... prevalent birds are still flying around New York state, where the species is among those ...

a professor of neurogenetics at Rockefeller University in New York, into the genetic mechanisms at play. The researchers found that drumming by woodpeckers and singing by songbirds are governed by ...

To a woodpecker’s brain ... Erich Jarvis at The Rockefeller University in New York wanted to know if the brains of birds that don’t learn their calls – flamingos, hawks and others ...

“This is basically what the woodpeckers need to do to survive ... a biologist at the University of Antwerp, tells the New York Times’ Sam Jones. The birds have even inspired shock-absorbing ...