I maybe wrong but I think there are degrees of albino-ism. Total being everything including having pink eyes, and partials. Like there can just be a few feathers to almost all feathers etc.

We have a small flock that spend the winter here. It started a couple of years ago with just one or two we have more than that now, not sure how many at least 10 maybe more. They don't all come to the feeder at the same time. I love to listen to them they have a beautiful sweet voice. 

Wow I never realized how much Tybropa Cree looked like Kaver.    Things could of been so different if.....

who or what is it?

 

He showed up after TC and the whinny guy (whoever he was)

aaawwweee he is so cute 

It is not a grackle trust me on this. It is a starling in its winter plumage. They get there shiny feathers in the spring. Search starling winter plumage and the pictures look just like yours.

That new camera is awesome. If you click the picture and make it bigger you can practically count her feathers. 

I honestly can't tell.   Looks the same mostly. Some things look a little different but that could just be the angle of his head. It would be nice if each would have one identifying feature. sigh.

And kudos to Dad.  I'm sure many of you remember 2008-his first season-he had no idea what to do-Mom wound up doing most of the fishing when they were tiny.  Well, this year he is keeping the pantry full!

Just goes to prove that a good female can "housebreak" the male!    - I'm so bad!   

Think she could give me some pointers? 

I really can't tell, the angle is different. I'd like to compare pictures of the Brighton male and this one? Have they both been seen at the same time?

My guess is the building is closed so there is no power.

maybe they are waiting for the mouse to run away. 

grrr I know what I'd stick in that trap if I ever caught the no good bleep who set it.