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| The Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) young keeping an eye on what's going on around the nest. |
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| It appears there is only one parent: this is the male bringing in food. |
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| It impossible to observe if there is only one young woodpecker in the nest, or more. If there are more, they all look the same. |
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| Feeding intervals are about 15 minutes, sometimes even longer. Had there been two parents to feed the chick(s), growing up would gone a bit faster. |
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