Oh...I have lots! The Seagulls and Turns, they are fun to watch and I love to hear them. The Sandpipers...they are so darn cute. The Purple Martins, although I wish they ate more sandflies from above the yard instead of the lake, the noises they make when they get back to the house are great! The Hummingbirds. The robins nesting in my Japanese Quince, especially after seeing one of them chase off a field mouse. The mockingbird or cat bird that learned the entire sequence of a car alarm-although it can get old, lol. The Cedar Waxwings, especially watching them hover to grab a bug. The gold finches...so tiny and cute! Not so sure about the chipmunk...cute...but he or she better stick to seed heads and stay out of the Cottage! Same for the squirrels, and watching them hang upside down off of the feeder mitigates my dislike for them eating so much of the seed. The grackels are far bigger pigs, imo. The toads. The butterflies...although the monarachs seem a bit bossy. Most especially the clear wing hummingbird moths, those are so fun to watch and not nearly as nervous as the hummingbirds themselves! The cardinals and chickadees...I love the little chick a dee dee dee song.

Two different birds. The first is a female and the second a male. Could be either Hairy or Downy Woodpecker. It's hard to see the exact field marks in the photo due to low belly angle. If the bird is about 6 to 6.5 inches it's a Downy and if it's larger, about 9.5 inches it's a Downey. Most likely it is a Hairy. The holes you describe in the tree, if they encircle the tree in neat rows, are probably from a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, not either of these two. CT

I know I know, but he was so tame. Just sat there and let me shoot all the pics I wanted.

First image is a sesiid moth (includes clearwings and wasp mimics), I am still researching the species. -------------- I think this is the common Squash Vine Borer, Melittia cucurbitae, showing the antennae, abdomen, and the furry-spiky hindlegs, the clear wings are not visible in this stop-action image. https://bugguide.net/node/view/378140/bgimage