Jodi Nielson

@Seanbirds my bad, you're right. One bunting shot in the middle of about 30 grosbeak shots--duh.

This guy was at my feeders today in Bowling Green, KY. When I first saw him I thought someone had pooped on his head. Just wanted to share my unusual visitor.

2 new ones/lifers/yard birds over the last 48 hours here in Bowling Green, KY: Fox Sparrow and Pine Siskin . Please let me know if I've Id'd them incorrectly. ?

Southern Kentucky got a bit of snow today and I think every bird in a 5 mile radius showed up at the feeders. So, in honor of our first flurries of 2020, Finches in the snow...

More Cedar Waxwings. They seem to be migrating with the Robins.

Sharp-shinned Hawk. Never would have known he was there if I hadn't seen him land in the tree. The 1st pic is the original shot using a 300mm lens. .

Stuck the landing! "10"

@Charlie SpencerAnd Kinglets...50 pictures of butts, leaves and empty branches to get 1 sorta okay shot of the actual bird! lol

Black-throated Green Warbler

Swamp Sparrow? Cool. I'll have to look them up cuz this guy wasn't anywhere near a swamp...lol I figured Field and Song, but Sparrows are my new yellow Warblers--they all look the same to me. I know they are all distinctly different, but my brain just can't seem to work it out. Thanks for the help. Swamp Sparrow is a lifer. Got a Golden-crowned Kinglet today too, another lifer. All in all, not a bad day. ?

Taken today in Bowling Green, KY. Thanks

Sharp-shinned Hawk (thru a window that needs to be cleaned)?

@Seanbirds thanks, that was informative. Here are a couple more pics that show off the yellow... Aside from cropping, I haven't fiddled with anything else. These are as taken.

@Benjamin in the first photo he was in full sunlight, in the subsequent 2 the light was much more moderate.

Thanks. Lifer!

Thanks. Anyone else have a thought?

Got cut off by these 2 on my walk this morning...