These are the birds that have been visiting our feeder out back. I'm thinking the one with the red neck is male, and the plainer ones are female. There are a TON of them! The first two pics are of the same bird.. The other two pics are of three different ones. Sorry for the lousy quality, but taking the pics through the kitchen door.
This is what i mean by TONS : That's a glimpse of how many were in our backyard (and our neighbours backyards). (YIKES!!)
And here is one of our pretty BlueJays.
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You actually have two different birds. The large bird in the two upper pictures is the YelloShafted Flicker ( male ) and the flock and smaller birds are male starlings. the emale of the Flicker is one specie that the female is similar to the male. She will have all the same markings and color of the male except she will be missing the black patch under her eye. They would appreciate any suet you would care to put out.
Sorry for the typo, it is a Yellow-Shafted Flicker
:)
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