The tide was extremely low, morning and evening. I startled a couple of wrens when I got the paper at breakfast. I suppose they want to nest in the hanging planter again. Blue jays teased me all morning but finally came for lunch. One bumped a cardinal off the bark butter. A downy woodpecker ignored the bad behavior and focused on suet.
The dogwood flowers started to open. The myrtle warbler stayed screened by twigs in the wild cherry. Carpenter bees pollinated the Carolina jessamine.
Toward evening, the sky went white with a thin cloud layer. Crows and ospreys had an aerial chase. Meanwhile an egret stalked along the mud exposed by the low tide.
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