This morning we saw our first red-breasted nuthatch at our bird bath. I'd been hoping to see one for the past several weeks. We only saw this one because both Carroll and I happened to be watching the bird bath at the moment the bird appeared. It grabbed a couple quick sips of water and was gone in seconds. We kept watching and it reappeared about half an hour later. This time we got a better look and could see it was a male. Also, two hummers visited our feeders this a.m., one at a time. Both were female ruby throated but we think they were two different birds. One was smaller and had different feather arrangement. Each came only once and did not linger.
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