Fellow Tweeters,



A perfect day at Goldendale. The sun and warm weather allowed my husband
and I to work in the yard while Western Bluebirds were checking out nest
boxes, with Violet-green swallows circling above, and Mountain Chickadees
and Dark-eyed Juncos gathering nesting materials. This evening, while
dining on the porch, Pygmy Nuthatches started arriving at the feeders. They
usually arrive some time after the 80+ Evening Grosbeaks head out for the
night. Cassin's, American, and Lesser Goldfinches have been in and out all
day. The White-headed Woodpeckers along with Hairy, Downy, and Northern
Flickers are still regulars in the yard. We also had our first
Yellow-rumped Warbler of the season appear today. It can't get much better
than this.



Nancy Wallwork

Klickitat County, 10 miles North of Goldendale, WA

Off Hwy 97



My favorite weather is bird-chirping weather.