I saw in Mary Reid Barrow's column that this was another winter when the red breasted nuthatches came South, but today I finally saw one. That was the only winter migrant songbird today. Chickadees and cardinals were the only others.
On the creek there were some migrant ducks, but I didn't get any pictures so I'm not sure which species. Cormorants were fishing when the light was low. Crows were ubiquitous. And it was a lovely day, warm enough for pollinators under a bright blue sky.
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