We went to the garden center and got some pottery. K plans some hanging plants to help with air quality. I re-potted the native clematis to add to the trellis plants on the front patio. The domestic cherry turned a brilliant red. Between that and its Spring flowers I won't grieve over the lack of cherries. The swamp red maple was more gold than red, but still lovely.
A robin was busy high in the neighbor's oak. Downy woodpeckers continued to work on the suet. I also saw a great blue heron, a couple of hoodies, downy woodpeckers, a white throated sparrow, and a red breasted nuthatch.
I got curious about what ruby crowned kinglets eat and whether the bird I saw a week ago was likely to over0winter here. This chart suggests it will follow the availability of insects as it migrates South.
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