The wind wasn't as strong but there was very little sun. A yellow iris joined the blue. A brown headed nuthatch worked on the suet before taking a seed home. The male red bellied woodpecker carried off a beak-full.
A crow picked something out of a red cedar, maybe oak blossoms for nest lining. The bird was very intent on getting whatever it was.
Bluebirds ate suet and everything else. A blue jay and a mockingbird also got some suet. The female red bellied woodpecker eventually came for some suet. An army of five starlings fought over the suet. I glimpsed a yellow colored warbler, probably a pine warbler on the suet before it spooked. Titmice and all the regulars were back for seeds.
I rescued a rafting beetle. A drowned crab spider rested on the bottom pool step.
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