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Pollen, you think?
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That could definitely be, I didn’t think of that!
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I suppose it could just be dirt, but from the picture, it does look a bit yellowy… I don’t know how bad pollen is in your neck of the woods. It’s bad here.
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Could also have happened just after a dust bath.
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Those birds love their dust baths.
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Now I just feel old. I had the TV on and just realized this song is now being used in a perfume advertisement.
We’d ride around in my Vega, listening to Alan Vega, and this was already 10 years old back then…
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Weeks of rain here. The sun came out today and I have never before been so happy to do yard work.
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We have a lot of Rhododendrons. It’s one of my favorite things to see them all starting to bloom in spring. Along with the general foliage coming out and the return of birds.
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The park down the street is mostly wild pnw rainforest, with a small beaver pond (beavers moved out long ago)
I always love seeing all the green in there.
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Speaking of beavers… While paddling on one of our local lakes, I found this outstanding beaver stick:
It’s about the thickness of a baseball bat and maybe 2m long. Completely de-barked. I’ve collected many beaver sticks; this is the best I’ve ever found.
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BNN (Bird News Network), May 3, 2020: A wren couple are building a nest in our bathroom.
Normally I’d chase them out, but hey, nothing’s normal now. Stay tuned for wildlife photos
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That’s going to get loud… 
They’re ornery things.
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Our bedrooms are upstairs, and hey, we’re bored. We’ll see what happens
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Case in (admittedly fairly extreme point):
This man is a real lawyer.
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The experiment is over. The wrens decided to seek lodgings elsewhere. In retrospect, I’m glad they moved on. Here’s their nest:
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Just waiting till you drop your guard.
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