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| All fine on the dove nest |
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| Strong healthy male robin worm hunting |
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| You can really see the yellow belly of this sapsucker. There are a pair of them and they're adoring our trees. |
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| Check out the space before drilling. There are hawks around who would lunch on a woodpecker. |
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| Totally unprotected nest. Rainy morning. No umbrella. |
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| New seeds in front garden. The cardinals "talk" to each other. Mrs. Cardinal clicks. Mr. Cardinal sings various phrases. I wonder if they recognize me and my huge lens. |
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| Yellow belly sapsucker in the back garden. It loves out trees, drill holes in ever tree. The new spots are the green ones. |
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| Off to the west side of the garden. Rows and rows of old drill spots. Sometimes there are bugs under the bark |
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| Resting for a moment. |
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| West 70th Street in front of the school, heading to West End when I sensed something above. Oh fun, a cooper's hawk being pestered by our resident silly squirrel, Brownie. Cooper's prefer birds for lunch, but if annoyed enough they will swipe a squirrel. |
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| The wing span is about 31" |
