It was wet enough that the windows had a sheet of water instead of streaks, so it was easier to see out. In the night something large ate the grape jelly but left the orange peel cup which was getting soggy in the rain. I know it was large because it bent over the feeder hanger. The usual suspects, cardinal, house finch, and chickadee, jockeyed for space on the seed feeder. The rain stopped mid morning. I saw yellow rumped warblers and white throated sparrows.
At lunch, the red breasted mergansers paddled around on the high tide. A heron perched on a downstream dock. I thought the 21st was the vernal equinox but
Google claimed it was today. NOAA provided
proof.
It was wet enough that the windows had a sheet of water instead of streaks, so it was easier to see out. In the night something large ate the grape jelly but left the orange peel cup which was getting soggy in the rain. I know it was large because it bent over the feeder hanger. The usual suspects, cardinal, house finch, and chickadee, jockeyed for space on the seed feeder. The rain stopped mid morning. I saw yellow rumped warblers and white throated sparrows. 
At lunch, the red breasted mergansers paddled around on the high tide. A heron perched on a downstream dock. I thought the 21st was the vernal equinox but Google claimed it was today. NOAA provided proof. 
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