Another warm, rainy day was accompanied by an extra-high tide this time. The surfboard that washed up onto the dock a couple of weeks ago washed back off. But K rescued it. The pileated woodpeckers were back for more suet. A couple of squirrels turned the creek-side dogwood into a honeymoon suite. The female red bellied woodpecker dug into the seeds. Myrtle warblers continued to fuss about pecking order. White throated sparrows hunted for fallen seeds. The rain became more of a mist in the afternoon. A Carolina wren poked through the dead vegetation under my window.
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