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Europe
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Woodpeckers in Europe communicate and attract mates by drumming on trees in forests and woodlands.
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North America
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Woodpeckers in North America are known for drumming on trees in forests and woodlands.
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East Asia
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In East Asian culture, woodpeckers are associated with bad luck or evil spirits.
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Africa
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In some African cultures, woodpeckers are associated with bad luck and evil spirits, and their presence is considered ominous.
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Canada
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In Canada, woodpeckers are commonly encountered and appreciated for their unique drumming and pecking sounds on trees.
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Japan
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In Japanese culture, woodpeckers are believed to bring good luck and protect against evil spirits.
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Korea
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In Korean culture, woodpeckers are seen as symbols of good luck and protection from evil spirits.
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US
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Woodpeckers are common and appreciated in the US for their drumming and pecking sounds on trees.
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