The Northeaster we'd been having was joined by a tropical depression moving up from the South. I had a white-knuckle trip into Norfolk for a 7am meeting. The rain tapered off by the time I headed home and we had a couple of not-too-bad hours,
Of course the hummer feeders flooded. And by the time we got fresh out
they were very hungry. A couple of young skinks ventured out, briefly. I found a snail on a bracket fungus. And a slaty skimmer hunted from a perch in the dogwood.
Egrets hung out by the dam outflow. The water
was still high from wind and then a couple of inches of rain. Then the rain came back followed by roaring winds. Power flickered toward evening and I pictured a night in the dark, but we got lucky.
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