I spotted a flicker on the trunk of the dogwood across the pool steps. It came down and poked through the leaf litter. A titmouse visited in the late afternoon for barkbutter balls as well as seeds.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
Flicker
High clouds looked like a blend of cirrus and contrails. One tiny patch of snow remained, not enough for a snowball. A mockingbird tried for some suet while a blue jay watched from the trees. A male bluebird ate seeds and may have bathed. A myrtle warbler tried to boss other birds. Both brown headed and white breasted nuthatches visited the seed feeder. They didn't seem to interact but arrived sequentially.
I spotted a flicker on the trunk of the dogwood across the pool steps. It came down and poked through the leaf litter. A titmouse visited in the late afternoon for barkbutter balls as well as seeds.
I spotted a flicker on the trunk of the dogwood across the pool steps. It came down and poked through the leaf litter. A titmouse visited in the late afternoon for barkbutter balls as well as seeds.
Labels:
blue jays,
bluebird,
flicker,
mockingbird,
nuthatch,
tufted titmice,
warbler
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