The male red bellied woodpecker showed up but, of course, there was no suet. Eventually he settled for barkbutter. Then a male pine warbler had some mealworms. Titmice went for sunflower seeds.
I saw several hummingbirds, at least one male and two females. Ripe cherries dangled in long strings from the tree, attracting a mockingbird. The osprey coasted into its favorite pine perch. I glimpsed a wren scuttling under the mountain mint. Then the rain began.
Later when the rain grew more gentle, a yellow crowned night heron hunted along the shoreline. The pine warbler eyed the soggy soup of mealworms and barkbutter.
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