Is it really only 1.30?
Jun. 24th, 2010 01:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tiggymalvern
At 4.30 this morning, the coyotes held a howling competition in the garden, and it was already coming light with clear skies. So instead of swearing vengeance on everything four-pawed and furry, I got out of bed and went to Marymoor for the weekly bird walk.
5.30am, the last of the mist burning from the fields.
Always look behind you! Ten of us walked past the bald eagle sitting right over the path glaring at us, because it was invisible from the other side of the tree.
9am. I need to learn more words for cloud types - cirrocumulus, I think?
And by 11.30am it was effectively overcast, with a few weak sunny intervals straggling through the clouds. Correct decision!
5.30am, the last of the mist burning from the fields.
Always look behind you! Ten of us walked past the bald eagle sitting right over the path glaring at us, because it was invisible from the other side of the tree.
9am. I need to learn more words for cloud types - cirrocumulus, I think?
And by 11.30am it was effectively overcast, with a few weak sunny intervals straggling through the clouds. Correct decision!
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