Kip,
Great pictures!!!!
And your ID (names) are what I am looking for.
I was not sure about the “Tufted Titmice” that I see in our feeders.
Guy
Toccoa River

Thanks Guy! Probably your most popular bird huh? Though the Goldfinches are giving them a run for their money here (after adding the big Finch feeder).

Hey Kip,

As a transplanted Yankee now in NC, I’ve been wondering–can you explain the difference between a Black-capped Chickadee and the Carolina version?
Thanks!

Just saw birds at your feeder that I am not familiar with…..white belly, black head and wings, and a bright red patch on their chest….wondering what they are??
Thanks; as always, I thoroughly enjoy ALL the cams!
terri

In reply to Terri’s question,birds with the white belly, black head and wing with bright red patch on chest is a Rose-breasted Grosbeak. ( National Audubon Society’s field guide to birds) This bird breeds in northeastern British Columbia, southern Manitoba, Nova Scotia south to southern Alberta, central North Dakota, central Oklahoma, New Jersey and in the Mountains as far south as Northern Georgia. Winters in the Tropics.

Hello, Kip
I’m new here, can other users see your pix?
Thx. Ravenheart

Happy New Year, Everyone