red tail hawks

Owls

I thought somebody would mention the one in your hand by now ! )

wax wing I think is the other one similiar to titmouse

Everybody knows that the bird is the word.

Big.

Foghorn Leghorn!

"Son, ah say lookie here son! See that man standin' up to his tailfeathers in snow tryin' to feed the hummingbirds? Looks like he's a few kernels short of a full cob."

"Tufted Titmouse"
is this the one that looks like cardinal except gray and yellowish. There is another that looks like this cannot remember the name. They look very sililiar to me. One seems to have a black mask.

I enjoy seeing Eastern Phoebes,Chipping Sparrows,Purple Finches, and an occasional Tufted Titmouse in my back yard. But most of all, I enjoy watching hummingbirds hiding/resting on branches of a nearby peach tree. One day last fall I had as many as 12 different hummingbirds around the house. Aren't all birds living decorations to our environments?

Although it is considered waterfowl, mine is the canvasback drake.

Sigma40 - I thought you were going to say something like "My favorite one is a BLU-82".
Close, but I get no cigar today.
That only counts in horse shoes...

Wild turkey, hummers, and swallows.

I like the one's I only get to see a few times a year. the Scarlet Tanager and the Pileated Woodpecker and Indigo Bunting witch there feathers are really black not blue

Any bird except the blackbirds that dive bombed me while running on the trail last spring/summer.

I love cardinals, bluebirds, and little purple and yellow finches.

A male ring-necked pheasant. Am always amazed at the beautiful autumn coloring and multitude of patterns on their feathers. They also have the cutest strut when they kick up snow.

I grew up watching Robins and hoping to see a Cardinal or Oriole. My Grandmother always pointed out Bob Whites. Today the Western Meadowlark is a favorite. That probably partly due to my geography.

ooooh woodpeckers. I'll sit outside my camper in the summer and here those little buggers. drives me crazy. not the sound, but the fact that I can always hear them, but have trouble finding them.

Yes I have a feeder right outside my window in the winter. It is 18 inches from the glass. My favorite is the red bellied woodpecker as it is the prettiest bird I`ve ever seen. Also see black capped chickadees, white breasted nuthatchers, bluejays, juncos, purple & gold finches, 4 cardinals, and downey woodpeckers daily. I see turkeys once in awhile, but only once did I see a pileated woodpecker which was spectacular. In the summer come the occasional orioles, bluebirds, cranes, and more often the hummers. Birdwatching is my winter hobby.

No need to go to Canada to see Bald eagles. Go to Riverside Park.
I love the look of Cardinal in the winter.
I like the bright yellow finches.
I don't think I have ever seen a blue bird.
Blue Jay pretty.
I get to see a woodpecker once in a while.

The wild turkey,grouse,woodcock and pheasants all rank high on my list.

I enjoy feeding the birds though I can't say as I have a favorite. I get six or seven different species though if I could distinquish the different sparrows it would probably be more. I even get an occassional wild turkey. Bluebirds are cool and I've got three nesting boxes on my property. I feed them as well. My mother has a friend who has trained a pair to eat out of her hand. I tried to do that but didn't have the patience.

Northwoods duck-Tasty!

don't have a favorite bird, but Steve Miller does a great rendition of "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah"!

My favorite one is a Firebird, a blue one also.