It seemed to me that the first day of Fall was rather late this year, though It was a little warmer than the last day of Summer. I was up early enough to appreciate the waning moon, two days past the third quarter. The left side of the moon is less interesting than the right.
In the afternoon, I discovered a glass snail on the patio. The sky held more haze and wispy clouds today but the sun was bright.
I rescued a tiny (half the size of a ladybug) orange beetle with a transparent rim. The dark underside looked very much like a ladybug beetle but it was actually a golden tortoise beetle (Charidotella sexpunctata).
A molting Carolina wren snacked on mealworms. Blue jays were audible but more secretive than yesterday. I did not see any hummers.
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