Today the black-capped chickadee appeared an hour later (12 noon instead of 11), and worked on the limb cavity for about 6 minutes. You could see it taking out pieces of tree and dropping it to the ground. No nuthatches showed up but when a male house finch flew into the tree about 10 feet away and started singing, the black-capped chickadee left. The house finch has done quite a lot of singing from this tree since then on and off and as of an hour later, the chickadee hasn't returned. Maybe tomorrow?
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