Silly Version 😄 : The 7 Woodpeckers of the DMV (D.C., Maryland & Virginia)

Chubs & Daisy help you identify the woodpeckers seen in the D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia area. Downy woodpecker vs. hairy woodpecker is covered. The pileated woodpecker, red-bellied woodpecker, red-headed woodpecker, northern flicker (yellow-shafted), and yellow-bellied sapsucker are also covered with identification tips.
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Koaw's Version of This Video ► ua-cam.com/video/L4_h2z8JXOw/v-deo.html Which one is better?! Chubs & Diasy or good 'ol Koaw?

[@BioBush]

That stock photo thing was great. I watched this one first and felt like I learned more, but that could be because the two videos covered the same material and the other one was second. Whatever. They are both educational!
The production and educational value of these videos is so great. And the characters add a unique style. However you proceed, keep up your good work!

[@KoawNature]

Once again, glad to have a bird expert be satisfied with the quality of education presented! Thanks for checking out them both. =)

[@sarahlarson8226]

Chubs and Daisy continue to delight! As I watched the more serious video first, I thought it had more information. Don’t know if the revelations here were fewer or I had more knowledge. Just like Chubs, I learn SO MUCH from your videos! Woodpeckers are a great topic.
One suggestion: I became curious as to how climate change is affecting woodpeckers. Are populations threatened? Boundaries remarking where they live changing? I think it would be interesting if you gave us more change over time, climate change info. Of course, I only think that because you give so much info I am prompted to think more deeply. So if climate change details are not appropriate or would require too much research, please ignore my suggestion.

[@KoawNature]

Hmm...definitely a good query to wonder how climate change is affecting their populations. That would require some more specific research but I'd image the change is negative, as it has been for most bird species. Perhaps I can add more on this when I create the woodpecker page on koaw.org. Thanks for the idea Sarah!