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Carolina Wren

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Red-bellied Woodpecker (male)

Red-bellied Woodpecker (female)

Juvenile Red-bellied Woodpecker with father

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Juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker

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Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (never seen them use the feeders)

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Downy Woodpecker (male has red spot on top of head)

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Hairy Woodpecker (very similar to Downy, longer bill)

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Pileated Woodpecker -- these are quite large birds, and loved a dead tree I had. Too bad it fell down onto the driveway and I had to remove it!

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Mourning Dove -- nobody ever said they were smart! (at bottom, trapped itself). They like cracked corn but swallow sunflower seeds whole!

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Male Brown-headed Cowbird



Female Brown-headed Cowbird


Male and Female Brown-headed Cowbirds


I think this is a juvenile Male Brown-headed Cowbird

These birds don't bother building a nest or caring for their young. They just push another bird's egg out of its nest and deposit theirs as a replacement. The smaller "foster" parents feed and raise the intruder, no charge. It's recently been discovered that the female monitors the goings-on; if the host birds destroy their egg, the vengeful cowbird comes back (mafia-style) and destroys all of the host eggs. That'll teach them!

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Blue Jay

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(In the above two pics it had hit the picture window -- but recovered alright)



(The above nine pics are of one who kept diving into the bay window -- over and over)

American Robin

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Wild Turkey