Another Red-headed Woodpecker Question - Territory (1 Viewer)

I got such a good answer on my last question, I thought I'd try my luck and see if anyone can answer this one...

...I know that Red-headed Woodpeckers are monogamous, and are highly territorial of their nesting and wintering territory. So, my question is, what is the average size of a Red-headed Woodpecker's breeding territory, and what is the average size of its winter territory?

Hopefully that makes sense! Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Scratch the winter territory, I found an entire article on it.

Ah, one of my favorite woodies which I only get to see during the breeding season as they make full use of the suet feeders to feed their young. Here is a map from cornell showing their breeding and winter range:

http://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/BirdGuide/Red-headed_Woodpecker_dtl.html

What has surprised me this year is that both parents seem to leave the nest to acquire food as I will see two of them feeding from the same block of suet.

Thanks K.C., but actually what I was asking was, what is the territory size of each individual bird/pair?

Try this link and see if it helps. The info on this page is kind of long and technical, but does provide a lot of good information on Red-Headed Woodpeckers. And it does have a section (about 1/2 way down) that addresses your specific question on territory size.

http://www.fs.fed.us/database/feis/animals/bird/meer/all.html