3-2-26 SHORT HILLS: Except for today the weather has been warmer and the massive snow dump is slowly melting. Today is in the low thirties, but the next several days are warmer, maybe getting into the sixties, also we are scheduled for rain. it’s March 2, and I always feel the winter is over at this point, even though the solstice doesn’t arrive for a few weeks.
The junipers have snow damage, I pruned a few broken branches, but almost everything else looks OK, pending a closer look.
We went to T of A for the Lunar New Year feast—delicious.
The birds are still ravenous, and I fill the feeders every two days. They do pose for pix, so it’s a fair exchange.
Chickadees might be my favorites.
We have several cardinals as customers.
Downy woodpeckers are at the suet feeder everyday.
Lots of white-throated sparrows have been here all winter.
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