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This was taken on 1-19-09 just outside Atlanta.  Too new to be guessing at the ID here, but would like to know them.  Including the one on the pole.  I miss seeing those sometimes when I am used to looking at the feeder.  Thanks, Jim

 

I see three Pine Siskins, an American Goldfinch, and a Red-bellied Woodpecker.

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Dan Kopp
Sacramento

Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings; I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold...

That is without a doubt a northern flicker

As I stated, I am new at this, but I really thought that was a red-bellied like the other poster claimed.

Comments from others please.

Sorry, but it's not a flicker. Not the barred back, the lack of spots, the plain chest (no black oval), the red that extends to the bill, and even the seldom-visable reddish wash on the belly all point toward red bellied and away from flicker. I agree with the 3 siskins and the goldfinch as well.

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Last Life Birds-
Lincoln's Sparrow

American Avocet, Stilt Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper, Red Knot

www.birdersflightlog.blogspot.com

lol....so is this then..a Northern Flicker....lol

 

jmel44:

As I stated, I am new at this, but I really thought that was a red-bellied like the other poster claimed.

Comments from others please.

Yes, it's a Red-bellied.

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Randy

Thanks Randy.  And thanks to the other ids.  You guys are a big help.

billkaye:

lol....so is this then..a Northern Flicker....lol

 

 

That's a red-bellied too.  A female.  On a male, the red extends all the way to the forehead.