Chickadees were thick while a female cardinal fed her fledgling. Cardinals and a brown thrasher went for beauty berries. Doves hunted fallen sunflower seeds. Squirrels and blue jays dropped acorn shrapnel into the pool. A hummer dropped by but apparently didn't like the feeder.
A palamedes swallowtail passed by at lunch. The azalea bushes out front that were denuded by caterpillars had clusters of insect eggs on some leaves. And I found a praying mantis case there too.
I missed too much of the day and the sky got that murky look that veiled the sun. Cirrostratus clouds covered the West and produced some brilliant sundogs and a streaky orange sunset. But I was driving on the freeway.
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