Not sure what this one is . . .

[AndyS]

Looks like a flycatcher of some kind. I enjoy the way s/he hovers around the suet feeder instead of just landing on it while feeding. Quality isn't on par with some of the other images posted here but I'm evolving and the lighting will be better in the Spring/Summer.



I'll be glad when the spring comes and the tree behind the feeders leaf out and give me a darker background.

[Tree-Hugger]

1. Great Crested Flycatcher?

The little yellow belly and the tail seem to match.

[AndyS]

2. That name doesn't show up in either of my field guides.

I did find several flycatchers and based on the bill shape and overall build it looks like a flycatcher of some kind so I'll take your word for it. I'm located in North Texas just north of Ft Worth and I found a few that winter here.

[Tree-Hugger]

3. You're in the range for it

Looks like they do hang in central and eastern Texas during breeding season.

Have a peek here:

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Great_Crested_Flycatcher/overview

I am in Eastern PA and see them from time to time in the Spring.

[Walleye]

5. I had one land near my birdfeeders one time.I got a quick shot of it and had to look it up

I’m in Delaware.The crest isn’t always obvious in the wings are kind of a flat greenish

[Donkees]

4. Could it be some kind of warbler? Here's a video of one 'hovering near suet'

Yellow Rumped Warbler Hovers Like Hummingbird

Yellow Rumped Warbler hovering up close and loud! A little chirp each time it arrives and takes off and the whirl of its rapidly flapping wings. While not able to sustain hovering like a hummingbird, the effort this warbler puts into eating with a certain style is truly admirable. This video is of just one lovely bird that found the suet feeder and would spend the entire day in the tree taking quick hover flights for a bite to eat.