Meet the Northern Flicker! 👀 This unique woodpecker digs for ants with a long, curved bill—perfect for snagging snacks with its extra-long tongue. 🐜🪶 In Florida, we spot the Yellow-shafted Flicker, named for the flashes of yellow in its wings. And yep, that “Flicka, Flicka, Flicka” call gave it its name! 🔊💛 To learn more about South-West Florida’s ecosystem and fauna, tune into this week’s latest episode of With The Wild Things!🐾 Every day at 7:20 am and 5:18 pm on 90.1 FM Tap the 🔗 in ou

That loud drilling sound on the side of your house? It might be a Northern Flicker — the most widespread woodpecker species in North America. We have more info, audio, and more, including how ABC programs help it to thrive: https://abcbirds.org/bird/northern-flicker/ | American Bird Conservancy