Great Spotted Woodpecker, today's SpyCam feature.... and here's our top 10 fun facts - # Inexperienced young woodpeckers frequently crash into windows: this is a major cause of death of juvenile birds. # Both sexes incubate the clutch of white eggs that take about 12 days to hatch. # Individual parents will look after members of the brood once they have left the nest, feeding them for the first 10 days, by which time they will start to be increasingly independent. # The nest hole is invariably e

Finding very rare UK animal! The Lesser Spotted Woodpecker is one of the hardest birds to see in the UK because of their size and population. According to the British Trust for Ornithology, there are only 600 pairs in here in the UK. The best chance you have of seeing them is in the early spring before all the trees get their leaves! | Wildlife With Cookie