Cute! I've never had Northern Flickers, but the feeders are very close to the window and around here Flickers are spooky

Thanks all, We love to share our birds. :) I've also posted a series of our Bluebird family in the GW Bluebird Forum. (link below) Happy birding everyone, Kenn Here is a link that might be useful: Our growing familiy Blue

well, the horns were definitely more like the head of the lark, but you are right I would have noticed the specific markings of a mature male. Horned larks are not really in our area except rarely in the winter. Streaked larks are around but I have never seen one. Probably more likely would be juvenile house finch since I have oodles of finches. thanks

Gorgeous photos, and DB and I loved the slideshow..such adorable, clear photos. We always marvel at the high quality photos you squeeze out of your modest equipment! The second photo is a juvenile Eastern Wood Peewee, so you were right!