Hi All, Yesterday was a good day for birds in our yard, and for the first time we had a bright, male Baltimore Oriole on a feeder with a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak. The 5 or 6 Grosbeaks that have been coming to the feeders for a week or more were still here, and a male Baltimore Oriole investigated the platform seed feeder before going to the orange halves we put out for them. I got a not great photo of the two of them on the same feeder. If the Oriole had stayed another 5 seconds on the seed feeder there would have been an Indigo Bunting, a Baltimore Oriole and a Grosbeak on the feeder at the same time. Imagine all that color. Shortly after the male Baltimore came a female came in to feed on the oranges. While working in the yard I heard the distinctive call of Yellow-billed Cuckoo almost on top of me. It flew into a walnut tree where it caught a large caterpillar and gulped it down. A female Orchard Oriole came into the stream to drink, and so did a male Indigo Bunting and a male Yellow Warbler. They really seemed to enjoy the water. Also visiting the stream were an American Redstart and a male Yellow-rumped Warbler. Photos of some of the birds mentioned can be seen at http://www.pbase.com/mayhorn/compton_mt_5_6_08&page=all Roger Mayhorn Compton Mt