Money plants began flowering. Bluebirds kept an eye on the feeders. A male red bellied woodpecker ate suet, followed by a pair of downy woodpeckers. Blue jays flew around the trees. A clump of tent caterpillars built an nest in the wild cherry. A brown headed nuthatch was thirsty. The azaleas were not waiting for April to bloom.
The yellow cat prowled around the pool. Brown headed nuthatches ignored it. A rumpled, molting oriole ate barkbutter balls. Turtles enjoyed the pleasant temperature and didn't mind the rain. The redwood began to leaf out. The dog was very sick and we feared for him but a vet was reassuring.
By evening the sky was hazy and streaked with clouds but they formed a gorgeous sunset. An egret or heron flew over head. As twilight darkened, I was able to find two of the five planets that were supposed to be lined up. I think they were Venus and Mars. A black cat with white feet dashed past me. We are getting overrun with cats.
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