We didn't see, but heard the call of what I had identified over the summer as a resident Pheobe. The usual woodpeckers were among the missing at this feeder during the snow. However, we saw them the next day. A pleasant way to pass a snowy day. Still around Linda Maggs of Ridgefield tells us that on the Saturday of the big Nor'easter, she had a couple of cowbirds at her feeder.
Cowbirds are feeder visitors, but more so in snowstorms.
Speaking of which, some birds were so hungry in the snow that they visited feeders that they would not normally have stopped at. On the day after the storm, I saw a Slate-colored Junco at our thistle feeder, normally the realm of goldfinches and chickadees. But since that small pleasure, we had an amazing occurrence on Christmas Day. My husband went to the kitchen while we were opening Christmas stockings and noticed a hawk on the ground in my garden with a bird it had just caught. It proceeded to pluck all the feathers without eating which took a good while and when small stray feathers stuck in its beak, it used its foot to clear them away.