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I think the first is a red-bellied woodpecker, but need a confirmation. The second & third are the same bird and remind me of a carolina chickadee, but I don't think that's what it is. It has different markings than what I'm used to seeing.

Hi there.  I have a kind of bird near my house (out in the country, near ponds and swamps, next to a forest, about 20 miles inland from the beach) that I hear but never can see.  I think they might be mating right now (Oct.), as they seem to be calling to each other quite often throughout the day.  I can't tell if they are ...

I believe this one's a nuthatch, but does it have a specific name?  

This might be a young red-bellied woodpecker, but I'm not 100% certain. I can see the red coming in on its head. Can anyone help? Thanks. :)   

I'm almost certain this is an immature brown thrasher. It apparently was kicked out of its nest by its mom, but wandered away far enough that it crossed into unknown territory (the other side of the fence). That's where I found it. What a wonderful experience and certainly a wonderful surprise that isn't something you see every day. :)

Sighted on South Carolina coast in April.  http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2193200080058790418iUfIWe?vhost=good-times

Sighted in April on the South Carolina coast.  Picture is at  http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2648741250058790418sOAhgA?vhost=good-times

I put up my first birdhouse last year and finally have birds living in it and new babies as of yesterday! I do not know what kind of bird it is.... It is very small bird and I do not know if this is a picture of the male or female.... any help would be appreciated! Thanks, P.S. I am in South Carolina    

I think this is a Downy Woodpecker? Not sure. Sorry the photo quality is kinda small. Thanks. :)

This is a new bird for me. Anyone?