Summer is flying by, as usual, as mid-July approaches. I have done some weeding and staking floppy stalks, but the garden is mostly on cruise control, as I modify a rustic table that Judy fell in love with at the recent auction. One more day and it will be ready for prime time duty.
New blooms: delphinium, hydrangea, summer azalea.
Belted kingfisher giving me the stare from a pond-side hemlock.
The female has a rusty-colored chest band.
Northern pearly-eye is inspecting our fiber-optic cable connection.
Hybrid daylily.
Water lily, pink variety.
Butterfly weed, Asclepias incarnata, has attracted lots of plain old ants instead of brilliant butterflies.
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