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One of our local squirrels can't seem to believe the heat either. The thermometer there is reading 96 F, and that was at about 12:45 pm today (Clear Lake City).
Just noticed the Moon, Jupiter and Venus lined up in the sky tonight.
Discovered the first bluebonnet blossom of the season in Exploration Green park today (Clear Lake City).
Stopped on a footbridge in Exploration Green (Clear Lake City) to watch the sunset. Although the clouds were heavy, as the sun dropped to the horizon it illuminated the cloud deck from below for a few minutes, offering some nice color to the end of the day.
Although morning glories (aka Tievine) can be a real nuisance, the flowers are popular with bees. Here a bumble bee visits a bloom on a recent cool morning. Exploration Green in Clear Lake City.
A Blue Heron sitting on a post in front of a Matisse-like pond reflection -- Exploration Green in Clear Lake City.
A cardinal sitting on our patio table, enjoying the cooler weather (and of course our bird feeder hanging nearby.....).
One of our local squirrels takes a break from raiding the birdfeeder to check the temperature (82 F) this afternoon. Clear Lake City.
Noticed this very new moon (one day old) in the western sky this evening.
This is a shot of the front that went through today. The clear sky to the left is north; the dark clouds to the right are south. Shot in Clear Lake City a little after noon today (Monday).
While admiring this afternoon the bluebonnets alll over Exploration Green park in Clear Lake City, I noticed a pair of butterflies visiting many of the blossoms. They are a variety of Fritillary, which are fairly common in Texas.
A honey bee works over a new bluebonnet this afternoon -- Exploration Green park, Clear Lake City.
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