White-breasted Nuthatches forage up, down, and sideways over tree trunks and around large branches. They probe into bark crevices or chip away at wood to find food, often storing seeds and insects one at a time under loose bark on their territory. You can find them at woodland edges and in open areas with large trees, such as parks, wooded suburbs, and yards. White-breasted Nuthatches are monogamous birds that live in pairs year round chasing other nuthatches from their territory. If you are interested in getting these North American songbirds to visit your backyard you can attract them by offering large nuts such as sunflower and peanuts, and by putting out suet. #allureduniverse #outdoors #nature #wildlife #animalbehavior #WhitebreastedNuthatches #nativespecies #americanexpedition #northamerica #discoverwildlife #allaboutbirds #thecornelllab #naturephotography #conservation #awareness #wildlifeconservation #Sittacarolinensis #scienceiscool #alwayslearning #johnheinzwildliferefuge #gooutandexplore #themoreyouknow #facts #canonpowershotsx530hs (at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge At Tinicum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNGjK4NMk1x/?igshid=1hitelpf7t7yw
