A yellow crowned night heron perched on a downstream dock railing. Another that may have been a juvenile flew past the window. A crow hunted something in the spartina between the goose fences. I couldn't get a clear view but the only thing that occurred to me was a mud crab. The temperature only rose into the 70s.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Monday, May 5, 2025
Wet
When I went out to change the hummer feeder, I got sprinkled, but I don't think rain fell otherwise. Still the sky was clouded, the air humid, and everything was wet. A Carolina wren worked on the suet. A titmouse came for seeds. I only saw one mockingbird at a time. The bluebird pair helped themselves to seeds. A crow pecked at fallen suet crumbs.
A yellow crowned night heron perched on a downstream dock railing. Another that may have been a juvenile flew past the window. A crow hunted something in the spartina between the goose fences. I couldn't get a clear view but the only thing that occurred to me was a mud crab. The temperature only rose into the 70s.
A yellow crowned night heron perched on a downstream dock railing. Another that may have been a juvenile flew past the window. A crow hunted something in the spartina between the goose fences. I couldn't get a clear view but the only thing that occurred to me was a mud crab. The temperature only rose into the 70s.
Labels:
bluebird,
crow,
mockingbird,
night heron,
tufted titmice,
wrens
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