Again, part of the creek had a thin coating of ice but the rest was a perfect mirror in the early sunlight. The two Carolina wrens were early birds. Bluebirds were close behind. White throats resumed kicking mulch and dry leaves. A cardinal argued with a bluebird over the contents of the dish feeder. Surprisingly, the bluebird won. Pine warblers made the rounds of feeders and furniture. One foraged on the pool cover. I could see birds in the bushes but only a cardinal was identifiable. At lunch time several butterbutts showed up. So did the dredge crew. As the afternoon went on, the sky grew overcast.
I learned that iNaturalist has a Bird Feeders group that added some of my photos.
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