In the early morning the sun lit up the creek, but alas it did not last. A blue jay was hungry enough to wrestle with the suet. But then Woody (the pileated) Woodpecker arrived. Meanwhile a white breasted nuthatch was busy on the seed feeder. A male goldfinch looked like he carried his own sun spotlight. The female pileated showed up when the male finished eating. A mockingbird attacked the suet next. And a female red bellied woodpecker ate seeds. Then a female bluebird came for seeds. I put mealworms out and a pine warbler popped up. A brown headed nuthatch also wanted deeds. White throats were still earth-bound. I scrubbed the little table that was coated with algae. The day grew gray and windy and the temperature dropped.
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