I’m posting but there’s really nothing unusual here. After an absence of several weeks chickadees, titmice, and white breasted nuthatches are coming back to the feeders. Seen in the front yard this morning were an eastern wood pewee, a common yellowthroat, and a yellow warbler. There is, however, steady hummingbird activity. Most of them are juvenile males with one or two adult females and males mixed in. David and I drove down to our lower fields, acres away from the house, and we stopped to look at a small patch of cardinal flowers and a hummingbird came in to feed just as we stopped. Nice to see them in natural habitat away from feeders.
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