The sun is shining but I can't see out through the condensation on the windows. The dew point must be well above room temperature. The rains and humidity have destroyed our fig crop. I guess that's fair considering the magnificent blueberry season this summer.
Finally, the hot sun and the breeze dry us out. A dragonfly in the sun was obelisking, i.e. doing a handstand. The beauty berries are beginning to blush, as are the dogwood berries. Lots of skinks are scampering around both upper and lower patios. A gulf fritillary feasted on the lantana out front.
Mushrooms are popping through the mulch everywhere. In addition to the classic toadstools, here are Xylaria looking like branching coral. One odd-looking mushroom turned out to be a discarded eggshell, probably from a dove. A Horace's duskywing was basking on the sakaki. Then clouds boiled up out of the North and swept East bringing thunder.
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