Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Friday, September 27, 2024
Hurricane weather
Both kinds of nuthatches stocked up with their equivalent of "bread and milk." Titmice crowded the seed feeder. A downy woodpecker had barkbutter balls. The female juvenile cardinal was beginning to get the hang of feeding herself but still begged. A squirrel ate dogwood berries. So did a mockingbird. A foraging squirrel was covered with warbles. A blue jay stayed in the trees. A monarch butterfly briefly visited the butterfly milkweed. Hurricane Helene was a long way off but even so, local weather was affected. The morning was overcast but quiet. Rain began around 2:30pm and gradually got heavier. The tide was still running high for the point in the lunar cycle. I glimpsed a couple of gulls but they flew out of sight immediately.
Labels:
blue jays,
butterfly,
cardinals,
downy woodpeckers,
gulls,
mockingbird,
nuthatch,
squirrel,
tide,
tufted titmice
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