Three crows inspected the patio but they didn't give us a report. Lots of daylilies bloomed in a variety of shapes and colors. An adult skink chased another across the patio too fast for me.
A female slaty skimmer fought for possession of a bamboo stake perch. I didn't get a good look at the other dragonfly. An assassin bug clung to the window screen. I disturbed a common whitetail which then flitted around and tested light colored spots on the ground. This behavior might make sense for the male, which actually has a white tail that blends in, but the brown female was very visible.
While swimming, I saw a damselfly resting on a floating leaf. I rescued a firefly. A leafcutter bee feasted on the butterfly milkweed. I saw a black bee and a wasp doing the same. The cage K made seems to be protecting the strawberries while they ripen. The bluebird pair was back for more barkbutter, but found mostly crumbs and dust. A female goldfinch only wanted a drink. A two banded leafhopper settled in on a mountain mint leaf.
Speaking of settled in, the dog rolled in the violets again. A male hummer visited the new feeder but flew away before I got him in focus. Toward evening, I tried to photograph fireflies. The moon overhead was nearly full, so I photographed it too.
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