Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Hot

The heat and drought were getting to some plants.  One dogwood had wilting leaves.  Hummers made frequent visits. Dragonflies were watching from perches and saddlebags were cruising overhead.  A red male Needham's skimmer paid a brief visit.  Much later, so did a male widow skimmer.  The leafcutter bees found the milkweed flowers but the wasps were loyal to the mint.  I rescued another mama with an egg pearl.  A black swallowtail went back and forth between the parsley and the rue.  Some other small lepidoptera zipped past me before I could identify them. 

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