Friday, July 22, 2011

Heat Prompts Unusual Behavior

We're all feeling this heat wave. Even nature is rebelling.

It's one thing for grass to turn brown and flowers to wilt. But pachysandra and hydrangea?

Today in both Cheltenham and in Upper Dublin, I witnessed deer out and about - atypically during mid-day hours. One was crossing a lot of lanes of Susquehanna just beyond the intersection at Virginia Drive. A doe and her youngster were foraging in residential areas of Wyncote.

You might also notice that your lawn sprinklers are serving double duty. Not only are they watering your flora, but they become a draw for the birds, who enjoy the spray and puddles. A hummingbird recently visited up close and personal when I was using my garden hose.

The heat seems to be getting to all creatures, prompting unpredictable behaviors.

Keep your eyes open and keep cool.

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