Nancy

Thank you! Big sound for a little bird!

Is anyone able to identify this bird from its two-note song at 2, 6, and 10 seconds? Thank you, Nancy

Thanks Meghann and Kevin. I was beginning to think someone exotic bird had gotten loose - haha. What a funny noise! Hopefully this house will be better than the last bird-wise. I moved in end of September and already saw the two new woodpeckers (yellow bellied sapsucker and northern flickers) and heard a new owl (great horned owl).

Hello - is anyone able to identify this bird by its call? Charlotte, NC today. I recently moved about 7 miles down the road (further out of town) and that’s the reason for all my new bird posts lately. Who knew such a short move would bring so many new birds?!

Great, thank you!

Charlotte, NC. About an hour ago. Good evening - can someone confirm this is a great horned owl? I listened to a bunch of NC owl sounds on YouTube and I’m pretty sure that’s what it is. Sound only. Thank you, Nancy

@meghann I got a better video of the yellow bellied sapsucker this morning. Matches all of the description you gave 🙂 @lonestranger I was sitting in my porch when it came over and was afraid if moved too much it would fly away. Got this mornings clearer video through a different window.

That one I’ve seen over the last few days but can never get a good look. It definitely had a yellowish belly though. I’ll keep an eye out. I need to bring my binoculars out here. Thank you!

Charlotte NC today Meghann just identified the northern flickers in my backyard but I think this one is different. It’s a bit smaller and doesn’t have the black latch on its chest. Again, apologies for the poor video. I was still sitting on the screened porch.

I will check it out!

Oh cool - thank you! I haven’t seen those before either.

Charlotte, NC Are you able to identify these woodpeckers? I was thinking maybe yellow bellied sapsucker? That would be a new one for me. Apologies for the poor quality video through the screen.

Hi - question on bluebirds. The bluebird on the left is younger- the parents are still feeding it. The bluebird on the right is an older sibling - hatched in the spring. At first I though the older bird was trying to feed the younger one but then it started attacking it. I finally hit the window to stop it from pecking the younger, smaller bird. Do you know why it did this? I keep more than enough worms out there all the time for the bluebirds. I believe there are 7 - the parents, 3 juveniles hatched in the spring, and two more juveniles hatched more recently which the parents still feed. Thank you, Nancy Charlotte, NC

Nice - thank you! Do you think it was one born this year?

Any idea what type of hawk? I think it was interested in the mourning dove that was sitting in the same spot just before it flew over.