K left the jelly and barkbutter covered so the menu was reduced to seeds and suet. The pileated pair were fine with that. A Carolina wren, a myrtle and an orange crowned warbler also ate suet. Bluebirds just left. White throats picked through the dead, wet vegetation. I glimpsed a junco and a song sparrow as well. The male red bellied woodpecker hung under the suet. Pelicans and gulls flew past the dredging that returned to our section of the creek.
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