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And the sky is a hazy shade
Nov. 21st, 2012 11:49 pm
Currently at Toronto Pearson: 3. High today: 10. The spread between Bancroft and Toronto today has ranged from +1 to -10--18 degrees between the high and low in Bancroft; 8 degrees here. Poked my head outside a little after 5 this morning to see if I could see Venus, to try to get a sense of how much I might be able to see from here next week when Venus drops past Saturn (with Mercury below them), but all there was was fog.
Slim pickings for the bug photographer these days, but I keep wondering whether I should be surprised there are any bugs left out there at all. There's still lots of skinny medium-sized flies, like miniature mayflies, zagging around in little clusters. Is that normal? I have no idea. (It looks like the roses at the side of the house will be blooming into December again this year, too.) Today there was also this, on one of the dewdropped leaves of a cauliflower that seems to be still struggling to make a cauliflower (being my only cauliflower that made it even far enough to be visibly struggling to make a cauliflower):
Slim pickings for the bug photographer these days, but I keep wondering whether I should be surprised there are any bugs left out there at all. There's still lots of skinny medium-sized flies, like miniature mayflies, zagging around in little clusters. Is that normal? I have no idea. (It looks like the roses at the side of the house will be blooming into December again this year, too.) Today there was also this, on one of the dewdropped leaves of a cauliflower that seems to be still struggling to make a cauliflower (being my only cauliflower that made it even far enough to be visibly struggling to make a cauliflower):
