For photos of various birds grouped together, click here

We don't often see bluebirds at our house, as we lack the open fields. However, we seem them in our travels. To see some photos of these popular birds, click here.

Buntings of any sort are truly rare at our place. However, once in a while we managed to see one. For photos of these beautiful birds, click here.

We have a good bunch of Cardinals at our place.  While Cardinals are most often thought-of during winter, we see them here year-round.  To see some photos of this beautiful bird, click here.

Another occassionaly visitor to our house is the Gray Catbird. For photos of this bird with such an interesting song, click here.

Chickadees (one of our year-round residents) are cute, and remind me of that little gangster on Bugs Bunny. To see why, click here

Cowbirds are not a very nice bird, but they have a fascinating call. To see some photos of the Cowbird, click here

For photos of the elusive Brown Creeper, click here

For photos of Doves, click here.

For photos of Gold Finches and House Finches, click here.

For photos of our Northern Flickers, click here.

For photos of Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers, click here.

For extremely close-up photos of our Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds, click here.

For Blue Jay photographs, visit here.

Juncos are a funny little bird, and flock here in large numbers during the winter time.  For photos of Juncos, click here.

For photos of the ground-nesting Killdeer, click here

For photos of the Ruby-Crowned Kinglet, click here

For photos of the nuthatches, one of our year-round residents, click here

Technically warblers, I decided to give the Northern Parula a page of its own. For photos, click here

The American Robin is a frequent fair-weather winter and spring visitor to our property. On a warmer winter day, you can be almost guaranteed to see a flock of these ladies and gents strolling the lawns in the neighborhood. For photos, click here

For photos of various Sparrows, click here.

The Wood Thrush is another of our favorites. Once you hear this bird's beautiful song, you never forget it. For photos, click here

For photos of titmouses, another of our year-round residents, click here.

We usually only see Towhees during the winter, but you can find them  here year-round.

In early spring 2003, we were visited by some pretty yellow Pine Warblers. To some photos of this little bird, click here.

We managed to catch some Yellow-Rumped Warblers during their spring migration. For photos of this colorful bird, click here.

The Downy Woodpecker is a fairly tame bird. For photos of this great subject, click here.

The Hairy Woodpecker is a shy bird that is often confused for the Downy. For photos of this great subject, click here.

It is a rare occassion when the Pileated Woodpecker pays us a visit. For photos of this, the largest of all woodpeckers, click here

The Red Belly is arguably the nicest looking of all the woodpeckers. For photos of this little guy, click here

For Wren photos, including Carolina Wrens, visit this page