I agree, Campsis radicans is the scientific name. Native vine, a bit aggressive - looks great on a telephone pole this time of year.

Adiantium - I'm so glad you joined in! Sounds like you have a wonderful garden. I've been seeing goldfinches too. I have lots of dried out coneflowers for them and I'm hoping they'll go to my zinnias and cosmos also. I've never been able to figure out what kind of liatris I have. I may post a photo for you to look at to see if it looks like your l. aspera since that is one that I thought it might be. I also bought amsonia illustris and swamp milkweed at the Native Plant Symposium last year. The amsonia has grown a lot this summer and I'm anxious to see if it gets good fall color. I had to look back at an old post to see which amsonia it was and I also found where I mentioned the name of the silene. It was s. regla. I collected some seeds from it this week so I can plant some more of those for next year. It's finished blooming now but here's a photo from earlier this summer. Click to enlarge: My swamp milkweed was heavily infested with aphids and I ignored them since the ladybugs usually show up and take care of those for me but they must've been working in someone else's garden this time. The poor thing looked dried up and dead by the end of August. I'm hoping it will return next year anyway.

It looks like Tansy, Tanacetum vulgare. Here is a link that might be useful: Tanacetum vulgare

Thank you, the decoguy and peren.all, Both of you have nailed it. I've googled the name and it came up as an exact match with the plant I have here.