Just had a first in the yard---a Great Blue Heron. And we don't have a pond. The biggest squall of the day just passed, having brought a pretty dense snowfall. The GBH may have become disoriented and just picked a landing spot with no trees or brush to cause a hazardous landing. This morning a flock of about 200 Cedar Waxwings spent 15 minutes inspecting the tallest trees around the field. Weird day. Snow all day but none on the ground until the latest squall. Bill McAneny, TBurg
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