Tuesday, June 17, 2025

Wet

Rain fell overnight.  A gray morning was followed by a shower after lunch, then sunshine.  Bluebirds, brown headed nuthatches, a Carolina wren, and a female downy visited in the morning.  A squirrel climbed up onto the feeder hanger and waved its tail around, which made me wonder if it was in heat and dispersing a "come hither" pheromone.  The wild cherries were turning from green to red.  

In the pool I saved a couple of brown May beetles (Phyllophaga) though I probably shouldn't.  Also I saved a small spider with racing stripes and saw another that appeared to be an ant mimic.  When I got out, I watched the prince baskettails cavort overhead.  The Argiope spiders survived the rain.  Fireflies blinked at dusk.  



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