1. Yellow-bellied sapsucker: white stripe down its side, red throat and head
2. Eastern Towhee: Black head and back with rust sides and white belly, red eyes
3. White-breasted nuthatch: white chest and lower head, black stripe down center of head, grey back, long, skinny bill, behaves a lot like a woodpecker
4. Northern Cardinal - completely red
5. Group of American crows: heard the "caw-caw" call
6. Yellow-rumped warbler: yellow patches on the sides and its rump
7. Tufted titmouse: Grey with crest, rust color under wings
8. Carolina Wren - brown body, slightly curved beak, white eye stripe
9. Female Northern Cardinal: Brown body with red accents
10. Carolina Chickadee: Very small, black cap and throat separated by white
11. White-throated sparrow: Black and white stripes on head with yellow spots above the eyes
12. Red-bellied woodpecker: Red cap, distinctive black and white barring on back
13. American robin: Black back and head, orange/rust chest
14. Ruby crowned kinglet: VERY small bird, white bars on wings, end of the wings are olive-green colored (during breeding season, males have a small red tuft in the middle of their heads)
Happy Birding!
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