The rain quit before noon and there were glimmers of sunlight that did not last. The red bellied woodpecker pair took turns on the suet. The dogwood buds burst open. A junco poked around. A Carolina wren sang its territory claims. There was a bufflehead on the creek.
A squirrel excavated quite a hole beside the birdbath. It did not appear to find anything. The blue jay was playing hide-and-seek again. Cardinals began courting. I saw a pelican make a round trip up the creek and back in the late afternoon.
I missed another day. A blue jay and a red bellied woodpecker hid in the undergrowth. A
Carolina wren came boldly to the birdbath for a drink. So did a white
throated sparrow. The mockingbird was back wanting a red berry. A bird I couldn't quite make out turned out to be a goldfinch. A squirrel was chowing down on the oak tassels.
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