White Breasted Nuthatch - One of my favorite birds to watch are white-breasted nuthatches.  You can always tell when they are around because they have a unique voice. They eat insects, seeds and nuts. During the winter months in Wisconsin, nuthatches actively seek out seed, peanut and suet feeders. Feeders happen to be the perfect place to sit and spend a half an hour with my camera.
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