It was still windy though not as bad as yesterday. I missed a mockingbird at breakfast. A brown thrasher was more cooperative than usual. The pileated woodpeckers, however, were hard to miss. A cardinal thought so and left in a hurry. I thought a red bellied woodpecker flew in but it was gone so fast I couldn't be sure.
White throated sparrows showed up at lunch. A pine warbler got some suet. Two brown headed nuthatches tripped up the camera and me. One tried the suet while the other went for seeds. I chased a bluebird with the camera but only got a blurred backside. Juncos found something to eat in the hackberry. A molting myrtle warbler hoped for suet crumbs.
Blue jays insisted on barkbutter balls. The cabbage white butterfly was back. No turtles, again, but I don't know if it was because of the wind or the clouds. Of course the clouds made sunset more interesting.
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