Another morning meeting kept me from seeing anything till lunchtime. The wind was very strong, thrashing the trees and blowing deTREEtus on me. A brown headed nuthatch was busy with seeds. The milkweed appeared ready to bloom any minute. I saw an osprey circling. A great blue skimmer dragonfly used one of the garden stakes but the wind battered at it and eventually it flew away. A cardinal got in the nuthatch's way but the little bird did its ninja act. Eventually the cardinal discovered he'd been flanked and forced the nuthatch to leave. A minute later the cardinal was eating barkbutter balls and the nuthatch was back on the seed feeder.
I found some more of the peculiar orange spheres that I identified as wolf's milky slime mold. Wispy clouds turned pink at sunset.

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