[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

Your squirrel does look like he's smiling!

Yesterday, I stopped and bought meal worms for the bluebirds in the nestbox on the arbor. But I got just as many flycatchers interested in the worm bowl :-) as I did bluebirds.

[MamaTexan]

I would love to see a wild bluebird! I could probably see more birds, but sometimes buying food for them is as expensive as trying to buy meat for the family! :)

GodBlessUSA, Magnolia Warblers are very pretty, but their SINGING...it's wonderful. Only see them every so often, but one was singing the other day, and it was like a stream of music so pure it hurt your ears. (Does that sound goofy?)

The Cardinals are in full song, too.

Or as my husband called it the other day-

"Screaming their heads off!"

LOL!

I also must admit yet another birdy boo-boo. What I've been calling Red Headed Woodpeckers... aren't.

They are Golden Fronted Woodpeckers, which reside almost exclusively in Texas. Still haven't gotten a pic, but Google is a wonderful thing!

Description 9 1/2" (24 cm). Barred with black and white above and buff below, like Red-bellied Woodpecker, but male has red restricted to cap; nape orange; forecrown yellow; female lacks red but has orange nape.

Golden-fronted Woodpecker

:)