Carolina wrens were hungry early and late. The creek was placid as the sun gradually illuminated it. But I had a meeting. After lunch I got outside with a timer to warn me to come in for the next meeting. But I didn't hear it. I saw two dragonflies and maybe a damselfly. Both dragonflies were fuzzy as though they were moldy. I wasn't able to identify them as a result.
Bees were at work on the azaleas. Crows hung around the yard as usual. Haze started to ripple across the sky. A red bellied woodpecker fussed because I was sitting too close to the suet. A skink that was using the retaining wall as a pathway froze as I focused on it, then slipped into the vegetation. It had a regrown tail.
The pecan finally began to leaf out. At supper, a brown thrasher checked out the fallen suet crumbs and the barkbutter balls. The sky was nearly overcast by then.
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