Tuesday, May 29, 2018

Gray day

Light rain fell in the morning as we scrambled to get to an appointment.  We surprised the female bluebird with nesting material.  Of course there was no camera handy.  After the appointment, I waited a while for K and observed the shopping strip parking lot ecological niche.  A male English/house sparrow had a lovely bath in the gutter.  A crow watched from a street light.  A laughing gull cruised  over the asphalt scanning for junk food.  A bird I didn't recognize perched on a light pole.

At home, I persuaded K to put out fresh hummer juice which was very popular. One hummer chased another away, then kept watch from the dogwood.  A blue jay came to see about bark butter but it had turned to soup.  A crow watched while a great blue heron and egrets, both great and snowy, fished in the water rushing from the dam.  I sat out front but never saw the bluebirds again.  A slug toured the window glass toward evening.  The sky to the Northeast grew pink though the rest was still gray. 


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