I noticed the sky was clouded when I went to bed. The morning rain was gentle and not wind-driven despite the meteorologists' concern about Tropical Storm Nestor. The weather got nastier mid day. There were lulls, though when the seed eaters came out. I actually saw a chickadee shove a cardinal off the perch! I glimpsed a Carolina wren and a blue jay through the rain streaks.
In the afternoon, a male kingfisher perched on a piling downstream. On the dam in the background were an egret and a great blue heron. Something was busy under the water at the shoreline, making ripples. Low light and rain spatters on the glass messed up a lot of photos.
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