Murphy's Law was very much in evidence on what was otherwise a pretty day. Among other issues, the cat seemed to have moved in. And the geese weren't far behind. I had some hope that one would discourage the other, but apparently not. The cat behaved as though there were fish lurking under the pool cover. I hope it wasn't a drowning skink.
Something dug up another plant, the hardest one to reach of course. Even the butterflies refused to cooperate. I saw an emerald pondhawk in a parking lot. A few turtles hung out on the log in the lake.
A downy woodpecker wanting suet was all I saw at home. Swallows swooped and chattered in downtown Norfolk. (I don't understand why they deserve swallows.) A thin crescent moon hung over a rosy sunset in Norfolk. But I bumped the settings and took a video instead of a snapshot. The moon was still up when I got home, but it was full dark and the crescent moon was insufficiently bright to take a sharp photo.
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