And back to wet

That was a brief interlude.  The sky was overcast when I got up and around 9am a fine mist-like rain began.  I could see it blowing up the creek so the wind must have shifted back to the East.  Before the rain, two Carolina wrens hopped about on the ground while the regulars fed.  I need to refill the hummer feeder. 

The afternoon brought two doves, a wren, two female goldfinches, and a titmouse in addition to the regulars.  This cardinal and finch were each pretending it wasn't their fault the feeder closed. 

There was a lull in the rain, but the weather put a damper on the bees and wasps as well as dragonflies and butterflies.  Caterpillars were still chomping on the mangled remains of the parsley.