Alternating showers and sunshine and sometimes both at once, along with heat and high humidity, meant that we could see literal steam rising from the pavement. The frequent rain put a damper on flight for both insects and birds. It did not stop the blue jays from stealing soggy bark butter balls. A titmouse came back. House finches squabbled. Wrens foraged. A bluebird ate cherries. A male downy woodpecker wanted suet.
A Halloween pennant flew from the pine and a blue dasher perched. Wasps fussed over the mint. I wasted the morning on medical things.
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