I should put this in the Halloween thread, too.
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OMG! So cute!!! 
(Tried to have one for every kitty.)
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I loved the word fracas the very first time I read it here. At first I tought it was an Italian or Latin word. But I was surprised when I got my dictionary. I always wanted to use it in a text and the feeder bird bully gave me this opportunity. They fight so intense that sometimes I have to yell shoo shoo at them.
The feeder fracas.
Ok, it is not a real fracas, because there are only two birds here. But I can assure you that there were three humming birds fighting the same day, while the bananaquit seized the opportunity and drank its nectar in peace.
Made with help of the tools cited on this BB article.
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Yeah, they donât do that twice.
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By double checking your count I also realized there are exactly 13 demon kitties, making it doubly appropriate for Halloween
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I love the eyes reflected in the shiny car hood.
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Bee butts are cute, even when they arenât fuzzy. You can see the bum of a leafcutter bee in one of the tubes. The house has been very popular
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Itâs wearing a weaning nose ring. Probably not very happy right now.
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Aw poor little calf. But thank you for explaining whatâs going on in that pic.
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Gorgeous lil Abby, the delicate old lady, wishes you all a happy Halloweâen!
Dammit, canât rotate the pic. Sorry.
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Iâll just assume sheâs walking down a wall! 
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Wow! Not my pic (he was too quick) but one of these guys just visited my new tray feeder:
Theyâre rather rare around here, so a real treat to see!
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He came back! Got a couple quick shots on my phone:
Getting crowded:
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Ooooo, we love the red-bellies! We get them frequently on the suet feeders. Usually when it comes to a stare-off with bluejays, the red-bellies win.
There is a dead pine tree in our neighborâs yard, right at the fence, and the woodpeckers LOVE it. The red-bellies, northern flickers, downies⌠theyâre all over it throughout the year. A few weeks ago I also caught a few glimpses (and heard) a pileated woodpecker hanging out there.
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Nice! Now that heâs found it, he is visiting all day. He seems to like the little suet nuggets I got to try to attract bluebirds.
Where are you located? Weâve never seen one up here (mid-Maine) ever before, but we see all the others you mention pretty regularly.
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North Alabama. Weâre in a single family home neighborhood of mostly 1960s ranchers on decent sized lots on top of a big hill that is kinda hidden even though it is within city limits. The slopes are mostly too steep for easy building, so there are lots of trees surrounding the flat hilltop where the houses are, and the people up here are mostly wildlife friendly and pretty protective of âourâ hill.
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FWIW, northern Indiana, just saw a northern flicker yesterday. Not sure if we get the red-bellies here.
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