The pileated woodpecker chooses a mate and they stay together as long as they both live. They work together to raise their families: they make their nest together, they take turns incubating the eggs, and they both feed the young.
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The pileated woodpecker chooses a mate and they stay
together as long as they both live. They work together to raise their families:
they make their nest together, they take turns incubating the eggs, and they
both feed the young.