07/05/20	Morning Glories puts us at 83 unique blooms for the year with easily 20 to go.
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07/04/20	Four Hummingbirds hanging out in the gardens.  There's some chasing but none of it seems earnest.
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07/03/20	Added an American Beautyberry to the gardens.
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05/06/20	Drove into Miami County to see the Bobolinks.  Amazing to hear them all babbling at once!
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	Finally getting a Baltimore Oriole visiting regularly.
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04/28/20	Rose-breasted Grosbeak AND Catbird in the yard.
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04/15/20	Saw the first baby rabbit of the year in the same place where we saw a coyote last week.
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04/01/20	Bought Virginia Bluebells and planted them in a mostly shady spot.
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03/31/30	Thrasher is a staple now.
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03/28/20	Saw a Ruby-crowned Kinglet in the yard.  I've seen four species of butterfly over the last 24 hours.
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03/27/20	Heard a Brown Trasher thrashing.
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03/08/20	Heard a Grackle grackling.
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03/06/20	Saw House Wrens sniffing around the compost bin!
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	Northern Mockingbird in the yard for a drink.  
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	Goldfinches are at about 25%.
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03/03/20	Cardinals have definitely unflocked.  Everybody seems to be paired up and territory songs are constant.
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03/01/20	Every yard has a pair of Robins.
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01/28/20	I'll be taking the site offline in February until I find a new hosting source.
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01/09/20	60 degree January day and the Cardinals are running through their springtime songs!  Hearing Titmice consistently.  Even House Finches are singing.
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01/02/20	Robins are still everywhere and noisy.  Wren, Nuthatch and Titmouse calls are more frequent.  Heard a test run from a Cardinal last week!