Happy Friday everyone! I am super late with my morning post today, it is not even morning anymore. Oh well, things happened this morning which put me way behind schedule. It was nothing bad, just ended up being a busy morning which I wasn’t expecting. It was nice and sunny again this morning, with that most beautiful blue sky. Now it is cloudy, and a bit milder than yesterday. And it is supposed to snow a bit later today and tonight. But it should not be very much snow.

At least, that is what the forecast says. However, I can remember times when they forecast an inch (2.5cm) of snow and we ended up getting 6 inches (15cm). Hopefully that will not be the case today. There are lots of redpolls again today, and there are over 20 evening grosbeaks today as well. They have been feasting here all morning, but I think they have gone now. I have not seen any pine grosbeaks however, but it is March now and they will all be gone soon, just as most have already headed north.

Hmm, the evening grosbeaks have returned once more. Guess they just left for some flying exercise. Those birds can fly, fast and erratic, when they want to, or need to, if an enemy shows up. They sure can eat too, and fast! Muffin is laying in front of the window watching all the action outside. There is no frost on the window now so she can see everything going on out there. She enjoys that. Especially with the quick movements of the redpolls and the constant “arguing” of the evening grosbeaks.

That provides a lot of entertainment for her. Hmm, all the excitement of bird watching has made Muffin tired, so she has decided it is time for her afternoon nap now. So she is curled up on top of the TV cabinet. That way she is close at hand in case something real exciting happens outside. Speaking of, she just woke up and looked outside again. Oh, a squirrel showed up, most likely Jasper. He was here earlier this morning too, but just for a short time. Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you have a fantastic Friday and God bless!

Steve and Muffin. (praying for the people of Ukraine)

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