To the left of the top of our cottonwood tree, you can see Cassiopeia, looking like a laid-back “3”.

Above the leafless treetop in the photo below, you might make out the Little Dipper.

Above the barn barn and the treetops in the photo below, the Big Dipper.

On my afternoon walk, I noticing small flashes whizzing by.

Dragonflies. Landing on twigs, stems, or grass blades.

One landed on my arm. It looked tired, I thought.

The “berries” later turn red and soften.