It was another pretty day that I spent mostly in meetings. At breakfast a squirrel entertained me by trying to get into the seed feeder.
In the parking lot after the lunch meeting I could hear swallows chattering as they hunted bugs in the air, but I didn't see them. At home, geese rested by the spartina and goslings climbed all over mama. I saw a cloudless sulphur and did manage to photograph a silver spotted skipper. The first rose bloomed and so did a yellow iris. Clematis flowers were all over the trellis.
As I left home in the afternoon, I spotted a brown thrasher with a long straw in its beak. I took some pictures around the Greer Environmental Science building, but wildlife was mostly absent, except for a mockingbird. After dark, a frog chorus was loud in their wetland ponds.
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