Beautiful color. I met their blue cousin last week. It moved really fast so it was hard to get a clear shot.
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A busy morning at the bird feeder. Sparrows and House Finches:
Red-Shouldered blackbird (and sparrows, again)
Ducks and Squirrels hanging out below.
Typical birds include Grackles, Cowbirds, Juncos, Finches, Sparrows, Cardinals, Doves, Ducks.
Grackles join the feast:
Cardinal makes an appearance:
Doves, a cow bird, and of course sparrows
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From this morning? Thatâs a lot of snow!
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Yes, weâre expecting about 5 inches total today.
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Nice. Any clue what it might be?
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Nope. Entomology is a science, but moths are a madness. They came in with clothes from the line, much to the joy of the cats.
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My cursory uneducated search indictates it may be a Fall Armyworm moth. Or 50 other kinds of moth maybe.
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Does this little fellow also like to play with balls?
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Other Cat fully commits when she naps. She also finds the best things to nap on, in this case my handknit (cashmere, merino, silk) shawl.
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I donât know, it was in such a hurry. But maybe it was on its way to juggling class 
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Hahahahah!
When I was a child, I read this book about insects and it mentioned the sacred beetles of ancient Egypt. In my ignorance, I thought that these insects only existed in Africa. I was quite surprised to see two of them rolling this huge ball of monkey droppings, as if they were Cirque de Soleil artists, in an old army fortress in Rio.
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