A pine warbler visited in the afternoon but the clouds had dropped the light level and my photos blurred. When we came inside, birds flocked to the food. A hummer wasn't willing to look around for a meal. A downy and a Carolina wren shared the suet. After sundown a storm arrived with much donner und blitzen. I tried and failed to photograph the lightning.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
Not a lot to report
A blue jay got away with barkbutter balls, just like it did yesterday. I thought I saw a bumblebee fly through the web in the mountain mint. The spiders were all in their places and well fed. Just one skink was in need of rescue. I found a caterpillar and an adult black swallowtail, but no sign of the hornworm or the monarch caterpiller.
A pine warbler visited in the afternoon but the clouds had dropped the light level and my photos blurred. When we came inside, birds flocked to the food. A hummer wasn't willing to look around for a meal. A downy and a Carolina wren shared the suet. After sundown a storm arrived with much donner und blitzen. I tried and failed to photograph the lightning.
A pine warbler visited in the afternoon but the clouds had dropped the light level and my photos blurred. When we came inside, birds flocked to the food. A hummer wasn't willing to look around for a meal. A downy and a Carolina wren shared the suet. After sundown a storm arrived with much donner und blitzen. I tried and failed to photograph the lightning.
Labels:
bee,
blue jays,
butterfly,
caterpillar,
hummingbird,
skink,
spider,
storm,
warbler,
wrens
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