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For 50 years the ivory-billed woodpecker has been widely considered extinct. But the Elvis of the bird-watching world is alive in eastern Arkansas, bird experts announced today.(Watch a video on the discovery from the Nature Conservancy [requires Windows Media Player ].).his really is the holy grail.. Among the world's largest woodpeckers, the ivory-bill is one of six North American bird species suspected or known to have gone extinct since 1880. The last conclusive sighting of the woodpecker was in Louisiana in 1944.
Dryocopus pileatus. Copyright, Chandler S. Robbins. This large woodpecker is the same size as a crow, reaching about 15 inches long. Its body is black and white, and it has a large red crest on its head. The Pileated Woodpecker lives in open forests, usually where there are a lot of pine trees.In Virginia, these birds usually nest in White Pine, Hickory, Yellow Poplar, Maple, Sycamore, Red Oak, White Oak, Chestnut, or Sweetgum trees.ryocopus pileatus. Copyright, Chandler S. Robbins. This large woodpecker is the same size as a crow, reaching about 15 inches long. Its body is black and white, and it has a large red crest on its head. The Pileated Woodpecker lives in open forests, usually where there are a lot of pine trees.