I had to go across town for an appointment that ate the whole morning. The female red bellied woodpecker was on the suet when I got home, but she bolted, So did a blue jay. But a whole flock of mourning doves stayed on the patio hunting spilled seeds. White throated sparrows mingled with the doves twice their size.
Eventually, a yellow rumped warbler landed on the suet. Then the blue jay came back and took over. Meanwhile a song sparrow went for mealworms. A Carolina wren finished them off. A junco poked around under the feeder. And of course there were titmice, chickadees, house finches, and a cardinal. A downy woodpecker ignored the rain to reach the suet.
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