A duskywing skipper mingled with wasps on the mountain mint. The bigger Argiope moved its web a couple of inches. A prince baskettail patrolled the airspace. A small grasshopper huddled on the window screen. It might be a pine tree spur-throat grasshopper, Melanoplus punctulatus.
Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Saturday, June 28, 2025
Afternoon thunderstorm
A male goldfinch ate some seeds from the feeder. A Carolina wren made a brief stop but flew before I could get a good angle on it. A crow held its beak open as though panting. Finally, a predicted thunderstorm materialized. It lasted less than
half an hour and left behind humidity so high the camera lens fogged
up. I went swimming after the sun returned. While I was in the water a
couple of pileateds feasted on suet.
A duskywing skipper mingled with wasps on the mountain mint. The bigger Argiope moved its web a couple of inches. A prince baskettail patrolled the airspace. A small grasshopper huddled on the window screen. It might be a pine tree spur-throat grasshopper, Melanoplus punctulatus.
A duskywing skipper mingled with wasps on the mountain mint. The bigger Argiope moved its web a couple of inches. A prince baskettail patrolled the airspace. A small grasshopper huddled on the window screen. It might be a pine tree spur-throat grasshopper, Melanoplus punctulatus.
Labels:
butterfly,
crow,
dragonfly,
goldfinch,
grasshopper,
pileated woodpecker,
spider,
wrens
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