It was a great day for a bird walk, with lots of little birds posing for their portraits. I even captured a couple I had to look up. How many of these birds can you name? All of them are common in northeast Ohio and surrounding states, and some even live here year round. One is the state bird of Ohio (and several other states). Do you have a favorite? If so, be sure to leave a comment to let us know which one it is.
Song sparrow (although maybe not)
Tufted titmouse
Red-bellied woodpecker
American robin
Eastern towhee
Bluejay
The bluejay taking off
The towhee again
The red-bellied woodpecker chatting with a white-throated sparrow
SEEN ALONG THE TRAIL 
I’ve never seen an eastern towhee. But who knows? With climate change, if I live long enough, I might see one in Maine.
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That’s definitely a possibility, Laurie. The climate patterns are changing, which is probably not a good thing, but it is a fact of life.
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Yes. Sigh.
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Nice gallery!
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Thanks, Kathy. That was a fun walk. So many birds were happy to pose.
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Amazing shots, I love it! I have to say that the bluejay is my favourite, awesome colors!
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The bluejays are feisty little birds, but they are among the most eye-catching birds I see along the trail or at my backyard feeders.
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I identified all of them mom:)
Alison
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I’m impressed!
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yes. sparrow in picture = song sparrow.
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Thank you for verifying it.
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Tough to have a favorite!
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I agree. They are all so appealing, but I know that some people do have a bias toward one or another of the birds.
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