A blue jay came for breakfast. The rain started at lunch time. It was heavy for a little while and attracted an egret to the dam outfall. Then I headed out to an appointment that lasted all afternoon. When I came out, a parade of over two dozen goslings and two adult geese was holding up cars. And when I reached mine, I heard bird cries and saw two songbirds chasing a Coopers hawk with dinner in its talons. They all disappeared into a tree and I came home.
Wasps were working on the rue. The hibiscus finally reappeared. An incredible number of buds covered the rose. A couple of blue jays came for bark butter balls. The creek water was surprisingly clear for right after a rain. A yellow crowned heron perched on a piling out in the water. And then the feral cat prowled along the marsh. A egret and a great blue heron haunted the lake at twilight.
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