NEWSPhotos: Backyard birds of New JerseyThe American goldfinch is New Jersey's official state bird.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comTufted titmice are feeder regulars all year-round.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comBlack-capped chickadees often appear as soon as a feeder is filled.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comHairy woodpeckers love suet.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comBlue jays often get into mischief.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comMale northern cardinals love to show up around dusk.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comDowny woodpeckers are the most common woodpecker species at backyard feeders.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comA Red-bellied woodpecker and a mourning dove share a meal.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comA Carolina wren, known for his "cheeseburger" call.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.comA male ruby-throated hummingbird lives up to his name.Jim Wright/NorthJersey.com