Feeder birds finally appeared after lunch. I counted a pair of house finches, a blue jay, three female orioles, a pair of bluebirds, two yellow rumped warblers and a titmouse. Later I saw a starling. Just before dark, a band of hard rain pushed through and the temperature fell. But by 8pm it was only half way to the predicted hard freeze.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Friday, February 17, 2023
Rainy 1st day of GBBC
The rainfall was light during the day and the temperature stayed in the upper 60s till dark, but the afternoon was breezy. A few mallards and geese were all the waterbirds I saw. A couple of turtles soaked up the last of the warm spell. The dwarf daffodils began blooming.
Feeder birds finally appeared after lunch. I counted a pair of house finches, a blue jay, three female orioles, a pair of bluebirds, two yellow rumped warblers and a titmouse. Later I saw a starling. Just before dark, a band of hard rain pushed through and the temperature fell. But by 8pm it was only half way to the predicted hard freeze.
Feeder birds finally appeared after lunch. I counted a pair of house finches, a blue jay, three female orioles, a pair of bluebirds, two yellow rumped warblers and a titmouse. Later I saw a starling. Just before dark, a band of hard rain pushed through and the temperature fell. But by 8pm it was only half way to the predicted hard freeze.
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