Sunday, March 3, 2019

Gray, gray, gray

The regular birds came to the feeders: chickadees and cardinals, myrtle and pine warblers, downy woodpeckers, titmice, and Carolina wrens.  White throated sparrows stayed on the ground and one took a brief bath despite the chilly air.  I saw a blue jay briefly in the trees.

 A squirrel ate new leaves off the rosebush!  A little rain fell a couple of times in the afternoon. The aggressive myrtle warbler was very put out with the downy woodpeckers that seemed to think they were entitled to eat suet. 

A bufflehead and some cormorants on the creek were all the waterfowl today.  After dark, harder rain hammered on the windows and I heard a rumble of distant thunder.



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