For those of you who have birdfeeders and bird houses........ what sorts of birds do you see in your area ??

whew. that's quite a list. starlings by the dozens, chicadees, titmice, [red belly, downy, hairy and rarely pileated] woodpeckers, bluebirds, sparrows of varied kinds, wrens of a couple sort, junkos, fish and american crows, bald eagles, coopers and red shouldered hawks, white ibis, great egrets, cowbirds, cardinals, blue herons, ravens, osprey, northern harriers, barred owls, green herons, solitary pipers, and just a couple times in passing a mississippi kite. probably all sorts I'm forgetting. oh. right ruby throated hummingbirds.

A lot of magpies and ravens and crows and geese and seagulls and cedar wax wings and sparrows and pialated woodpeckers and robins and pigeons. BTW I don't have a bird house or bird feeder.

HAD is the operative word. Blue jays, cardinals, house finches, goldfinches, cow birds, ONE Baltimore Oriole, ONCE, grackles, tree sparrows, hummingbirds, black capped chickadees, nuthatches, downy woodpeckers, ONE Hairy woodpecker, hawks, wild turkeys, tufted titmouse, mourning doves, red wing blackbird, European starlings, and American robins.

cardinals
orioles
blue jays
house wrens
grackles
red bellied woodpeckers
morning doves
painted buntings



and the daggone squirrels....discovered a way to keep the squirrles away from the feeders

Blue Jays, Goldfinches, Cardinals, Orioles, Sparrows, and ... black bears.

Pigeons.
Sparrows.
Blue and Great Tits.
Magpies.
Thrushes.
Blackbirds.
Robins.
Golden Finches occasionally as well as a very rare Jay.

Cardinals
Bluejays
finches
chickadees
orioles
crows
hawks
red-winged blackbirds
robins

and of course lots of squirrels lol

just blue jays and i think pigeons. but boy are they eating what i put out.

Starlings, doves, grackles, bluejays, robins and cardinals