The storm cooled air and water but the temperature climbed right back up. A four-spotted pennant, Brachymesia gravida. rode the highest candle on the pine tree.
I found a couple of snails and some beetles in the water, nothing else. The usual insects were busy on the mountain mint.
A skink with a regrown tail ventured away from cover. A blue jay and a brown thrasher landed together on the feeder post. The bluejay ate suet while the brown thrasher pretended disinterest.
Afternoon thunderhead clouds unexpectedly brought more rain. And that brought dragonflies. A ghostly red bellied woodpecker checked out the mysterious spot where a limb was removed. I need to pick up the sticks that came down
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