I did copy and paste the link and it only takes me to the login page, not your picture(s). I suspect it works for you because you're logged in to your Kodak account or have a cookie on your computer. It's correct that you can ony do one photo at a time in the gallery, but that's your only choice, unless you know HTML, or can post the correct link for others to view, or can post at some other picture sharing site like photobucket.com.

Valerie You have a male red winged blackbird in winter plumage. Maybe it is also a juvenile. The other bird is a red bellied woodpecker. If the crown of the head is beige/dove gray it is a female. Cathy

Looks like an Orchard Oriole. Their nests are not as pendant as Baltimore Oriole.

There is bird netting secured across the entire top of each bed. The bird netting also descends maybe a third of the way down each side and is attached tightly to the sides of the "cage" beds to make sure there aren't any places for birds to get through. Do you mean that the top coverage should be heftier than it is now (like with chicken wire or hardware cloth instead of bird netting)? Is one inch chicken wire too large to keep birds out? Does this mean that the pest is likely birds? Thank you for your response!