11/25/19	Robins have been bountiful and noisy for weeks now.  Not just making pony noises - making proper Robins-singing-in-the-Spring noises.
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11/24/19	Saw 4 Red-tailed Hawks at 84th and Ward Parkway.
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11/15/19	Got all of the San Diego and Florida pictures posted and new birds added.
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11/04/19	Processed San Diego pictures.  Will post those and some Florida pictures in a week or so.
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09/26/19	Found the first pink Inornate Pyrausta Moths in the Pitcher Sage for 2019.  We were traveling and probably missed the climax of blooms and moths.
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07/24/19	Our once abundant Garden Phlox crop has reclaimed its crown after suffering for several years from Plant Bugs.  I don't know what happened to the bugs and why the plants are now thriving again.
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07/23/19	I've never seen so many juvenile Northern Cardinals in the gardens.  The adults have been wildly successful this year.
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06/03/19	After 3 or 4 days the baby Robins are now gone.  The nest looks roughed up so I'm guessing Raccoons.
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06/02/19	Added a bunch of Peonies around the gardens.  Some bright yellow Irisis in the Elm Garden.
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06/01/19	Still haven't seen any baby bunnies this year.
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05/31/19	Robin and Cardinal nests in the yard.
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05/11/19	A Three Oriole Day.
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05/10/19	Annual visit from an Indigo Bunting.  We get about 30 seconds every year.  Baby House Finches are in wing display mode.
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05/06/19	First Baltimore Oriole on the feeder.  Saw him around the yard yesterday but never caught him eating.
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05/05/19	Returned from vacation to find our Catbird here (with a "friend") but no sign of Orioles.  Oranges and jelly untouched.
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05/01/19	Saw a fox dart out of the gardens this morning.  I always wondered who that scat belonged to.
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04/27/19	Chipping Sparrows and White-crowned Sparrows are here.
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04/14/19	Thasher splashing around in the bird bath.  Yellow Warbler of some sort flitting around in the elm tree.
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04/05/19	Saw a Red Admiral darting around while taking pictures of flowers.
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03/31/19	Thrasher is here.  Right on time.
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03/30/19	Still have a yard full of Juncos.
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03/17/18	Grackles are here.
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03/16/18	Saw loads of Turkey Vultures around the neighborhood.
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03/14/19	Crocuses are blooming.
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03/13/19	Robins are starting to show up in the visual and aural landscape.  You can hear them mixed in with the din created by Cardinals, woodpeckers and wrens.
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03/09/19	Seeing Turkey Vultures around town.  Still no Crocuses and no Robins.
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02/12/19	First "Petunia!  Petunia!' from a Cardinal.
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01/31/19	Cardinals are warming up more consistently.
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01/28/19	Saw and my first Cardinal singing!  And crocuses are above ground, so....
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01/01/19	You should start to hear some intermittent laser fire from Northern Cardinals in the next few weeks!
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