A male oriole had jelly for breakfast. Bluebirds ate seeds. The jelly also attracted a myrtle warbler. A Carolina wren peered in the window, then turned around and ignored us to work on an itch. White throats were predictable.
A cabbage white defied the wind. The wild cherry began to leaf out, joining the oak and dogwood. There were buds on the redbud trees. Under the bright sun, the temperature rose to 71° and stuck there, but the wind chilled. I saw egrets and herons on the creek and the osprey up in the pines. We potted the pimento peppers.
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