The cardinals, finches, and chickadees were cranky this morning. A male downy woodpecker came to the suet periodically and Carolina wren got into everything. Doves poked around on the ground. Egrets flew over a glassy creek.
In the late afternoon, I watched moonflowers open. A ladybird beetle with no spots prowled the moonflower and a big carpenter bee feasted on lavender. A juvenile eagle circled and a heron flew over. Blue jays were busy in the oaks along with the squirrels. Thin clouds made shapes as they flowed East. The downy came back while I sat outside.
The creek was unruffled but a light breeze got chilly.
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