A brown thrasher came to breakfast and a chickadee switched over to suet when the seed feeder was occupied.
While pointing out the invasive plant I wanted removed, I saw a
large black beetle. I brought it back to the patio despite its attempts to pinch its way out of my hand. But I hesitated to bring it indoors so I released it in the mulch while I grabbed the camera. Too late. Instead I saw a
black soldier fly,
Hermetia illucens, pretending to be a wasp.
After dark, I admired the not-yet-full moon, though clouds tried to veil it.
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