Backyard Birds

Red-bellied Woodpeckers are common backyard visitors. They like suet feeders. They also enjoy peanuts and sometimes sunflower seeds.

Downy Woodpeckers are the most common woodpecker species to visit a backyard bird feeder. They love suet feeders. They also enjoy sunflower seeds, millet, and peanuts.

Eastern Bluebirds are common backyard visitors however they prefer insects and worms will not readily visit a seed feeder. They prefer mealworm feeders.

House Finches are common visitors to backyard bird feeders. They love black oil sunflower and nyjer seeds.

Carolina Chickadees love backyard bird feeders! They love sunflower seed and suet offered in backyards.

Northern Cardinals are common in most backyards. They are frequent visitors to backyard bird feeders. They love sunflower and safflower seeds.

Carolina Wrens are common backyard visitors however they prefer insects so may not readily visit a seed feeder. They do occasionally eat at suet and meal worm feeders.

Tufted Titmice love backyard bird feeders! They love sunflower seeds.

Painted Buntings can be backyard visitors through the summer-time. They love sunflower hearts or chips and white millet seeds.

Mourning Doves love backyard bird feeders! They enjoy a variety of seeds including sunflowers, millet, and milo seeds. They also like cracked corn.