Typical posture of a woodpecker when pressing the tail against a trunk as a supporting point. In this way it supports its weight more easily y keeps the body separated from the trunk. The tail of this woodpecker is rigid and pointed. The arrangement of the toes (two forward and two backwards - zygodctyl foot) also helps to grasp much more tightly from the trunks.
Male
Male
The woodpecker of the wall
The wall woodpecker eating in the rock crevices
The wall woodpecker eating in the rock crevices
The wall woodpecker eating in the rock crevices
The wall woodpecker eating in the rock crevices
The woodpecker of the wall reappeared and now it is accompanied by a female.
The woodpecker of the wall reappeared and now it is accompanied by a female. In the picture the female
The woodpecker of the wall reappeared and now it is accompanied by a female. The male in the picture
Catching ants