Birds peck trees.

Meaning: This means that birds use their beaks to strike or tap on the trunks of trees. This is a common behavior for woodpeckers, who peck on trees to find insects or create nesting sites.

Choice of Words: Birds is a general term for animals with feathers and beaks. Peck is a verb that means to strike quickly with a beak. Trees are large plants with woody trunks and branches that provide shelter and food for birds.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Woodpeckers peck at trees.
• Woodpeckers peck trees for food.
• Beaks peck at seeds and fruit.
• Beaks peck at seeds in search of nourishment.
• Beaks peck seeds, a hungry bird's delight.
• Beaks peck seeds from feeder.
• Beaks peck at seeds, tasty treat.
• Woodpeckers peck at tree trunks.
• Beaks peck at tasty seeds.
• Beaks peck at seeds, a rhythmic symphony of nature.