It was another gorgeous day although the lack of rain was a concern. I finally tackled the mountain mint and cut it all out down to the ground in the hope of getting rid of the spider mites that infested it last summer. I wanted to do this months ago but life intervened. Only the downy woodpecker was bold enough (or hungry enough) to visit the suet while I worked.
The scarred white throat scrounged fallen seeds out of the dry birdbath. Reflections in the creek were sharp and straight-edged. The more sheltered hickory turned gold as the exposed one grew bare. Lake turtles took advantage of the sunshine. The paper narcissus put out a blossom. I took a ridiculous number of leaf photos. A great blue heron landed on a dock piling.
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