This mornings yard birds: highlights are a male B. ORIOLE inspecting branch 
tips for a suitable spot to hang a nest.  WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW on the lawn.  
Sharply marked White-Throated Sparrow near the feeders.

Yesterdays arrivals: four BARN SWALLOWS in and out of one of the barns.  Upset 
with my lawn mowing.  But then, so am I.

Obvious nest builders:  numerous Robins ;  a Phoebe constantly bringing nest 
materials to a ledge over our front door; amorous Cardinals allo-preening and 
picking up (and dropping) nest mat'ls.  Nest boxes occupied or under inspection 
by E. Bluebirds, Tree Swallows, House Sparrows. 

Lots of other birds in the yard but we are not aware of other new arrivals.  We 
are both mostly deaf, so our birding has to be visual.

Bill and Shirley McAneny,  T'Burg
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