Question

In trunk of trees holes I make, hidden insects I intake, Tuk-tuk-tuk I work all day. Who am I?
1. Woodpecker
2. Pigeon
3. Kingfisher
4. Humming bird

Answer 1

Correct Answer - Option 1 : Woodpecker

Concept:

• Different birds have different characteristics.
• All have different beaks, necks feathers, eyes etc.

Explanation:

Woodpecker:

• They are known for pecking holes in tree bark to find insects to eat.
• Most woodpeckers live in forests, spending their lives mainly in trees.
• They are often black and white with patches of red or yellow on the head
• .Most types of woodpecker eat insects found in tree bark.
• The bird often uses its bill to tap holes into the bark.
• This normally does not hurt the trees. 

Thus, in trunk of trees holes I make, hidden insects I intake, Tuk-tuk-tuk I work all day is woodpecker.

Pigeon: 

• Often the larger members of the family are called pigeons, and the smaller ones are called doves. 
• These birds have plump bodies with short necks, small heads, long wings, pink beaks and grey feathers.
• Most pigeons and doves eat mainly seeds, which they pick up from the ground. 
• Pigeons and doves are the only birds to feed their young a liquid called milk.
• Both parents produce the “milk” from a gland in the throat.
• The dove makes its nest among the thorns of a cactus plant or a Mehendi hedge.

Kingfisher:

• Kingfishers are generally brightly coloured birds that often fish for their food.
• Most of these live in warm regions near rivers or lakes.
• Kingfishers have plump bodies that are about 4 to 18 inches (10 to 46 centimetres) long. 
• Kingfishers hunt for fish by swooping down and diving into the water.

Humming bird:

• The Bee hummingbird is considered the smallest living bird in the world found in the coastal forest of Cuba.
• It has a length of 5 cm and weighs 1.5 – 2 grams.
• The female bee hummingbirds are slightly larger than male birds.
• The bee hummingbird visits 1200-1500 flowers in a single day and it plays an important role in transferring the pollen.
• The bee hummingbirds mainly feed on nectar.
• They also consume small insects occasionally.