The wrens reappeared, even though the mealworm dish was down to fragments and rainwater. A male pine warbler tried to share the suet (which was disappearing fast) with a downy woodpecker but the female red belly displaced them both. The oriole was back too, even though the jelly had turned to juice. A nuthatch, four yellow rumped warblers and a female pine warbler, many white throated sparrows and a song sparrow all came for breakfast. 
And then there was a fish drive with many cormorants, circling gulls, cruising pelicans, and egrets and herons trying to keep up. Soon they all came back downstream.Then I had to leave to catch a plane.
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