👉 Woodgrouse is a species of bird in the family Pavoidea, commonly known as woodpeckers. They are primarily found in North America and Eurasia. Woodgrouses have distinctive black and white feathers on their backs that they use to cover their wings when hunting. Their diet consists mostly of insects, including termites and ants, which they feed upon with their beaks. They also eat small fish, birds, and other small animals.
