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Woodpeckers live where there are trees so in forests and woods and stuff. Sometimes you can even see them in your backyard!

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Their bills and feathers.

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Forests of the world.

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usually hard cold weather

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one would assume trees

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They live in your mom.

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Dead Trees

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