Editing Short-toed treecreeper (section)

===Feeding===
The short-toed treecreeper typically seeks [[invertebrate]] food on tree trunks, starting near the tree base and spiralling its way up using its stiff tail feathers for support. Unlike a [[nuthatch]], it does not come down trees head first, but flies to the base of another nearby tree. It uses its long thin bill to extract insects and spiders from crevices in the bark. Although normally found on trees, it will occasionally feed on walls or bare ground, or amongst fallen pine needles. It may add some seeds to its diet in the colder months.<ref name = BWP/>