I do declare that I do not believe I have ever seen so many varieties of birds in one spot, short of seeing them at the zoo!
We have Cardinals

Dark-eyed Juncos

Brown-headed Cowbirds

House Finch

Black-capped Chickadee

White-breasted Nuthatch

Red-headed Woodpeckers

Downy Woodpeckers

Hairy Woodpeckers

Mourning Doves

Gray Catbird

Rose-breasted Grosbeak

Tufted Titmouse

Sparrows (Haven't identified all of these yet)

American Goldfinch

Bluejays

Turkey Vulture

Owls- Unsure what kind but boy they sound wonderful!

Hawks

And my FAVORITE spotted last night...

I was so excited!
The sounds of night are so wonderful. The crickets, frogs, toads and night birds.
On a clear night, the stars sparkle and there are so many I can't count them!
Of course the Mosquitoes

These have been known to carry people away in our area! So beware! LOL!