The blue jays were playing hard to photograph again, but at least they were eating the rainwater-barkbutter-mealworm soup in the feeder. The house finches were still courting.
A second yellow day lily began blooming. The cat came by for a little bird watching. Bees and wasps and other pollinators were hungry after the long rainy spell. I looked for the spider but only found the soldier beetle. One was was a black & yellow mud dauber
Sceliphron caementarium. Another was a
Polistes exclamens paper wasp.
The tide was surprisingly high for midway between new and full moon. There was still a lot of cloud drama and the temperature was back down to Spring.
The blue jays were playing hard to photograph again, but at least they were eating the rainwater-barkbutter-mealworm soup in the feeder. The house finches were still courting.
A second yellow day lily began blooming. The cat came by for a little bird watching. Bees and wasps and other pollinators were hungry after the long rainy spell. I looked for the spider but only found the soldier beetle. One was was a black & yellow mud dauber Sceliphron caementarium. Another was a Polistes exclamens paper wasp.
The tide was surprisingly high for midway between new and full moon. There was still a lot of cloud drama and the temperature was back down to Spring.
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