Here we have the usual suspects, at least for this region, with an occasional oddity. We have titmice, wrens, thrushes and brown thrashers, cardinals, blue jays, eastern blue birds, rufous sided towhees, indigo buntings, downy and hairy woodpeckers, red-bellied woodpeckers, sapsuckers, pine siskins, killdeer, mourning doves, sparrows galore -- song, chipping, white crowned, etc., etc., etc., ..., blackbirds, robins, grackles, starlings, red-winged blackbirds (I've only seen a yellow-winged blackbird maybe twice), once in a VERY great while I'll see a scarlet tanager (we've been here since Feb. '83 and I've only seen two), a shrike every now and then, and a blue heron who occasionally hangs out around my neighbor's pond, and a few weeks ago there were 2 Canada geese who stopped in for a short visit. We live on a fairly busy road, but we have 5 acres of pasture behind us, and a few patches of woods here & there, so there's still some habitat left for the ones who can tough things out.