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Setting up a woodpecker for winter. In the first place, he finds a dead tree and starts making openings for the oak seeds. Each opening is made insightfully, since, in such a case that the opening is enormous, different birds can undoubtedly take the oak seed. Assuming the opening is limited, the nut can break and disintegrate. Toward the finish of summer, the woodpecker's "adornments" work closes, at this point the oak seeds mature and take their places in the tree. The storage compartment of an enormous tree can hold around 50,000 oak seeds, permitting the bird a fantastic winter.