And still it rains at 1pm. The male cardinal is not deterred. And a hummer visited the feeder even though you'd think the rain would knock it right out of the air.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Dark morning
Rain was not predicted, but the sky is very dark to the North. That's the direction taken by a large flock of geese that passed noisily overhead. A hummer popped up to watch. Meanwhile a squirrel followed another around the patio and up on a chair. Very romantic, he appeared to have his eyes half closed. It's raining now at 8am.
By 10 the rain was down to drips but everything is wet. The argiope had a moth for breakfast. A hummer sat in the rain to keep an eye on the feeder. A Carolina wren and a cardinal found the tipping point of the feeder perch. Wet squirrels have been nosing through the mulch.
And still it rains at 1pm. The male cardinal is not deterred. And a hummer visited the feeder even though you'd think the rain would knock it right out of the air.
And still it rains at 1pm. The male cardinal is not deterred. And a hummer visited the feeder even though you'd think the rain would knock it right out of the air.
Labels:
Canada geese,
hummingbird,
spider,
wrens
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