We find that lots of birds love the peanut suet. There aren't any seeds in it (they can get those at the other feeders) and they gobble it up. The catbirds, cardinals, mockingbirds, woodpeckers (red bellied and downy), nuthatches, titmice/mouses, and chickadees come to it a lot. We often see hummers feeding at the flowers in our gardens, but not much at the feeder so far. They usually eat from the feeder more in late summer and early fall when they're fattening up to head across the Gulf. (How do dey do dat???)

Thanks for the reply but that is not it. The underside of my bird is a solid cinnamon brown color. I have no way to get a picture of it or I'd post a photo.

Lovely! You have a handsome Cardinal. Titmouse is spoiled rotten and throwing out allot of corn. We don't have these here.

That is a handsome bird!! Could the box have some insect that he is interested in? I couldn't find any reference to having eggs more than once a season.