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spiders overnight. one or 2 or 3 morning strands. there are bugs to be caught. flocking halfmoon gulls, dusk. the calls. and orion in your face, hot blue, and lower in the sky, a tall eternity, feet in the horizon. soon. buds. palm dots. ural false spirea, sorbaria sorbifolia 'sem' (rosaceae) est un fils de noé, attracts butterflies. a moon with Thor-Jupiter & Regulus-Alpha-Leonis. α Leo/nis: 1 of the brightest stars in the night sky, constellation Leo, a multiple 4 star system arranged in 2 pairs.  jupiter & α leonis (regulus) geese are flying, 2 large flocks. it's -17C (1F) or -24C (-11F) wind chill.  ice garden jackrabbits, a bit of grey. a bald eagle fly-by. light sunsnowers.
Californias, they're back. About a week now. (sound)   shard ice how d'ya like that. hibiscus in bloom is in the Malvaceae family, like hollyhock.
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