Clouds moved off East. The male towhee was very much in evidence yesterday and today. I'm guessing he's feeding a brooding female. A brown thrasher foraged in the grass and a cardinal found something to eat in the cherry tree. There were two male cardinals around. I glimpsed a male goldfinch as I was folding sheets. The downy woodpeckers, yellow rumped warblers, and white throated sparrows were still here. The starlings came back again. Only mallards disturbed the creek.
At lunch time I discovered a female mallard with her bosom plopped over the pool coping. A dragonfly buzzed the pool. Then a five-lined skink with a very short tail posed on the side of the steps. Clouds kept slowly passing East.
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