Some More Backyard Birds

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Photograph of a Brown-headed Nuthatch in flight.
Brown-headed Nuthatch in Flight; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022

This week, I’m sharing a few more backyard birds from our new home. I’ve learned few some things. The tufted Titmouse behaves like the Oak Titmouse we had in California. It comes to the feeder takes one seed then flies away. The Carolina chickadee’s pig out; those tiny birds are always at the feeder.  

Photograph of a Brown-headed Nuthatch on a tree trunk.
Brown-headed Nuthatch; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022
Photograph of a Carolina Chickadee perched on a tree branch.
Carolina Chickadee; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022
Image of a male Hairy Woodpecker pecking at a tree.
Hairy Woodpecker; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022
Photograph of a female Hairy Woodpecker pecking at a tree.
Female Hairy Woodpecker; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022
Photograph of an Eastern Phoebe perched on a tree.
Eastern Phoebe; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022
Photograph of a male Northern Cardinal perched on a tree.
Northern Cardinal; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022
Photograph of a Red-breasted Nuthatch at a bird feeder.
Red-breasted Nuthatch; Roswell, Georgia, USA; JAN 2022

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3 thoughts on “Some More Backyard Birds”

    1. Look closely at the eye. The Red-breasted Nuthatch has a black streak through the eye, the White Breasted does not. Thanks

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