The early action was on the creek. A kingfisher perched on a dock piling behind a window screen and branches. Geese, mallards, and a hooded merganser disturbed the reflections on the water. Later the male downy came for suet. Chickadees visited the feeder, then house finches.
At lunch, several titmice appeared and poked through the mulch while chickadees stayed up on the feeder. A robin sat in the dogwood, but when it tried to eat a berry a mockingbird showed up and drove it off. The mockingbird didn't stay, and soon a downy woodpecker landed on the dogwood trunk. More geese paddled by.I spent the rest of the day discarding the accumulated paper from two decades.
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