Morning was frosty. Downy woodpeckers were too hungry to wait for the day to warm up. Soon a pine warbler appeared. Then a Carolina wren.
In the afternoon, at least four pine warblers argued over the suet. A male oriole popped up a couple of times during lunch. Eventually I got outside with a spoonful of grape jelly. A pair of juncos foraged in the mulch. They were joined by a myrtle warbler.
A male red bellied woodpecker scouted for grubs in the trees that surround the pool. In the evening the white throated sparrows hunted fallen seeds. A glorious moon was just a couple of days short of full. Cormorants flew every which way home.
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