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The first photo is an American Kestrel that was defending his territory by trying to run off a Redtail Hawk then the Redtail Hawk turned the tables. The rest are of Redtail Hawks.

A Pine Siskin

This is a Hooded Warbler and is the only photo I have of one, so far. I'm not sure why the photo will not show up as anything but an attachment.

This is a Tufted Titmouse.

This is a Belted Kingfisher. I usually find them near water and they are very wary birds whenever I try to get a picture of them which makes them very difficult. I totally did not expect this one to fly right over my head when I was no where near any water. I am still looking to get a better...

Ruby Crowned Kinglet

Tennessee Warbler at Wendell Moore Park, KY

Palm Warbler

These are Red Shouldered Hawks. The first one is a nest I found near my grandson's baseball park and it had at least 3 babies. We have a lot of these hawks around here.

How fun! He certainly looks excited!

Welcome aboard! Looking forward to seeing your images!

Hello and welcome! Looking forward to seeing some of your images!

I like the last shot the best.

That is hard to see but the one shot looks a lot like catfish whiskers.

This is a Hermit Thrush

The first 2 are juvenile Mocking birds and the others are adults.

A Swamp Sparrow taken in Borden IN

They are fairly common but are usually hard to find. You will hear them before you see them. They call out at the beginning of the evening then usually go silent. I believe I read they call to mark out territory. They nest on the ground and are almost invisible. They are a fairly large bird...

Solitary Sandpiper at Hayes Kennedy Park

Looks like a catfish.