I reported the lack of them a couple days ago, but a lonely one showed up this afternoon - competing with a dozen White-throated Sps.
While I was watching them, a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak came in. Just as I was leaving this morning a male Towhee was on the ground - not seen again.
Otherwise, just the usual ones.
Two of the more interesting usual visitors this year!
We are enjoying frequent visits from a pair of Red-bellied Woodpeckers. I would suspect they are breeding near by again as they did a couple years ago. They are seen but not frequently if they are not breeding in my area.
A pair of Bluebirds have been around each day so maybe they too have found a cavity near by as well.
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