The last day of February was quite warm. A Carolina wren worked on the suet while a myrtle warbler picked up crumbs. The song sparrow blended in with the mulch and pine needles. A brown headed nuthatch waited on the feeder hanger. Bluebirds made a late entrance.
A mockingbird arrived for lunch. The myrtle warbler tried to hover like a hummingbird at the suet. This was not a success and it retreated to the barkbutter. When I refilled the dish, I saw a flower on one of the dwarf daffodil clumps. A pine warbler came quickly for the fresh barkbutter balls.
In the late afternoon, a kingfisher landed on a dock post. I think it was a male. It changed posts and then flew off.
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