A Carolina wren used the suet as shelter as well as brunch. I picked my five pimentos and need to decide what to do with them. The male pine warbler showed up quite frequently. So did a brown headed nuthatch. The suet cage was crowded!
During a lull, I checked on the Argionpe. It was pumping the web like a child on a swing, possibly to shake the water off. While I was watching the spider, a blue jay landed on the suet and called me names for being too close. I also noticed a glass snail, on a leaf for a change.
A molting brown thrasher struggled to get its remaining feathers in order. A black swallowtail fluttered around the rue. Wasps joined the bees on the mountain mint, working through the rain. During a lull, I went swimming and rescued a spider with a load of spiderlings.
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