Another Winter Check-In

We've seen White Throated Sparrows, Juncos, and a Hermit Thrush.  Now the winter species count advances with Yellow Rumped Warblers.   This male was spotted by BirdCam a little earlier this month (and I just now noticed, my my.)  I had expected the YRWs to come around once their usual fall food sources ebb a bit.  I have suet out which should attract them, and peanut butter may be coming soon.  The warblers have historically been mad for peanut butter.  So we are nearly in December and most all the winter regulars have checked in.  But we never know, will others, more surprising, come by?