I've had plenty of time this morning to watch my yardbirds, I was hoping for this rain to stop but it doesn't seem to have an end to it.
I have been entertained just  looking out my windows at my yardbirds. I heard the loud call of the Pileated woodpecker nearby so I did a search of the trees and found him practically flattened against a tree  across from my driveway. He seemed stuck in one position for a long time. I thought this was odd. At this time all my small birds had disappeared so after scanning my yard I found what I believe is a Coopers Hawk. So they were in opposites end of my yard, the Pileated at one corner and the Hawk in the other corner.

http://eileeninmd.smugmug.com/gallery/5907599_F4gAZ#510048402_JvT53-M-LB
http://eileeninmd.smugmug.com/gallery/5907599_F4gAZ#510048418_Qxr55-M-LB

Other very wet yardbirds included
Cardinals
Bluejays
Pine warblers
Eastern Bluebirds
Carolina Wren
Chickadees
Titmouse
Doves
Goldfinches
Pine Siskins
RedBellied Woodie
WT Sparrows
Chipping sparrows

Eileen 
Prettyboy