Rose-breasted grosbeaks have become regular at the feeders for about a week although today was the first time I saw a female. Hummingbird activity has been interesting. I’ve seen 6 different ones but they’ve all only stopped for a quick drink and moved on in the same northerly direction. Four were males; two were females. I have five feeders out and each one was used. But the male I saw today went to Roman Red salvias in bloom before flying off. Other expected species on the property here are indigo buntings, Baltimore orioles, thrashers, towhees, cedar waxwings, blue grey gnatcatchers, etc. Also not here but slightly north today a Mississippi kite was photographed.
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