[TN-Bird] Backyard find

I set up feeders this year for first time. I had a suet feeder and had been  
waiting to see the woodpecker promised on the package. Only thing I had seen 
on  it was mockingbird. Today I had a downy woodpecker, and was so excited. 
It's  kinda funny I still get excited about silly stuff like this considering I 
see  them all the time at other places.
Also today in my yard I had an Eastern Meadowlark.  Its color was so  bright. 
It was, for lack of better word, awesome. Shortly thereafter I had a  flicker.
Tomorrow trying to go to either Cross Creek or Reelfoot.
Jeff Grimes
Woodlawn, TN


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