it’s a birdy night in the neighborhood

In addition to the pictured birds (flicker, female scarlet tanager, cedar waxwing), I saw 7 robins, 5 starlings, 2 additional flickers, a goldfinch, a common yellowthroat, 2 mourning doves, 4 song sparrows, 2 house sparrows, a chipping sparrow, a barn swallow, 2 more cedar waxwings, a male and a female cardinal, and {drum roll} a first for this location , a house wren. Yes, at last, a real, live wren at Wrenaissance.

Tagged as: Ampelis Americano, Bombycilla cedrorum, cedar waxwings, Chinito, Colaptes auratus, Jaseur d' Amérique, northern yellow-shafted flickers, Pic flamboyant, Picotera, Piranga olivacea, scarlet tanagers, Tangara écarlate, Tángara escarlata