Tiny leaves emerged on a wild cherry tree. It was strange to see camellias and daffodils. The yellow rumped warblers continued to waste energy fighting over the suet. A brown thrasher found the feeders slippery when wet. The male downy worked on the last nubbin of suet. Titmice and chickadees stayed with the sunflower seeds. A white throat scurried under a patio chair.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Cold and damp
A heavy mist hung in the air all day. The creek was busy with fishing birds. The eagle looked wet and miserable as it hunched on a post, till it flew off after a great blue heron. Pelicans flew past frequently and plunged occasionally.
Tiny leaves emerged on a wild cherry tree. It was strange to see camellias and daffodils. The yellow rumped warblers continued to waste energy fighting over the suet. A brown thrasher found the feeders slippery when wet. The male downy worked on the last nubbin of suet. Titmice and chickadees stayed with the sunflower seeds. A white throat scurried under a patio chair.
Tiny leaves emerged on a wild cherry tree. It was strange to see camellias and daffodils. The yellow rumped warblers continued to waste energy fighting over the suet. A brown thrasher found the feeders slippery when wet. The male downy worked on the last nubbin of suet. Titmice and chickadees stayed with the sunflower seeds. A white throat scurried under a patio chair.
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