Lunch brought a Carolina wren and a female towhee with little orange - immature? A dragonfly cruised while a palamedes swallowtail and (I think) a red-spotted purple flitted around the same cherry that the tiger swallowtail was egging earlier.
Friday, May 17, 2013
More bugs than birds
A tiger swallowtail, a fritillary, and a cabbage butterfly are dancing in the air. Lots of wasps are looking for dark nooks. A skink scuttled over to the pool and back. Squirrels have been to the birdbath since I put water in it. And the usual suspects have visited the feeder. It's summer weather - hot & blue with the promise of thunderstorms.
Lunch brought a Carolina wren and a female towhee with little orange - immature? A dragonfly cruised while a palamedes swallowtail and (I think) a red-spotted purple flitted around the same cherry that the tiger swallowtail was egging earlier.
Lunch brought a Carolina wren and a female towhee with little orange - immature? A dragonfly cruised while a palamedes swallowtail and (I think) a red-spotted purple flitted around the same cherry that the tiger swallowtail was egging earlier.
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