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Why Are Acorn Woodpeckers Appearing in Berkeley’s Lowlands?

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They are the clowns of the oak savannah — Acorn Woodpeckers — with their harlequin faces, gregarious habits, and off-kilter laughing calls that inspired Woody Woodpecker.

Here in the Bay Area, Acorn Woodpecker colonies are fairly common in the East Bay hills and the western slopes of Mount Diablo, particularly where …Read More

Source: Newsfix – Science

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