Because of the pesky starlings, we hung the suet horizontally with the plastic packaging still on the upper side. A pine warbler soon figured it out. A brown headed nuthatch only cared about seeds anyway. I spotted the male red bellied woodpecker in the trees. Expecting rain, I did not refill the barkbutter dish which disappointed a myrtle warbler. A junco hopped around the patio. Bluebirds ate seeds since there was nothing in the barkbutter dish. The male red belly figured out the suet. Alas, so did a starling. A white breasted nuthatch was content with seeds. The starling brought friends including a female cowbird and a red-winged blackbird. A Carolina wren took a turn with the seeds. A downy enjoyed the suet. White throats hunted fallen seeds. A goldfinch got a drink and then hung out on the seed feeder with another. One of them was curious about the suet. The other attempted to bully a titmouse but the titmouse just sneaked up behind. A very little rain spattered the window. There were ruddy ducks on the creek but the light was too bad and they just blended in with the gray water.
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