Tap-tap goes the woodpecker as it drums on the tree with its long beak. It's carving out a snug hole to make a cozy nest.
The woodpecker uses its long beak like a tiny hammer on the trunk. It's hollowing a comfy room to lay eggs and raise little chicks.
With a click-click beak, the woodpecker chips away at the tree like a busy builder. Soon there will be a warm, secret nest inside.
The woodpecker bores tiny holes with its long beak, tapping like a cheerful drummer. Those holes will turn into a safe nest to sleep and sit on eggs.