It was another dank, gray day until the overcast broke up about 6pm. It was a little warmer and not quite as breezy, so I did some outdoor work. I was sitting, watching clouds flow over from the Northeast when the nuthatch came to the seed feeder. I was too close to move the camera into range, but fortunately the nuthatch returned after I went inside.
Carolina wrens, bluebirds, a titmouse, and a blue jay made off with bark butter balls. K saw a hummingbird but I missed it. A chickadee wedged itself inside the wrought iron feeder hanger.
A pair of cardinals seemed very anxious as they stuffed themselves full of seeds. Soon the other pair showed up and chased them away.
Quite a few honeybees buzzed around the rue. I found a gray russula toadstool.
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