Pileated Woodpecker Balsa Ornament balsa-insect Stingrays—the hammerhead is immune to

Stingrays—the hammerhead is immune to the toxin in the stingray's barb

The females are a dull yellow in the summer and look similar to the males in the winter

and have powerful teeth

They spread seeds for the cacao plant too

fire departments adopted them and people would refer to them as "fire dogs

Pileated Woodpecker Balsa Ornament balsa-insect Stingrays—the hammerhead is immune toThe pileated woodpecker is the largest woodpecker living in North America. Not only are they big, they are easily recognizable by their bright red crests. Pileated is derived from the word pileus, which refers to a felt cap. They peck for carpenter ants in wood. Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted with non toxic acrylic paint by a cooperative of skilled artisans on Isla