So sorry, Angela and one day while I was talking on the phone with Phil about sources of mealworms for the Bluebirds and jelly for the Orioles a beautiful Oriole landed on our dogwood tree and started feeding. He very much wanted one to pay them a visit and I was so happy for him when I believe the next season one paid them a visit and stuck around for some time. I talked to him on the phone a few times along with some great conversations on the hog and will really miss conversing with him! He was a really nice person and feel very sorry for his family! Ellen had not seen your message today, but she had been on just a little today as we have been potting some flowers that we should have done weeks ago and then spent several hours attempting to catch several little lizards that had decided to set up home in the sunroom. I was finally able to escort one out, but at least two others are still on the loose!! By the time I found time to water the flowers a number had wilted but they recovered by late afternoon. I did take a time out to grab a few shots of a Greater Fritillary and was the first one that I've seen since the Spring in which we planted the perennial garden and think that I posted that one, as it's a very very beautiful butterfly! I think if we can endure one more very hot day that we should have some relief Friday, and earlier heard as I was watching the Nationals, Phillies game that the temperature in Philly today was 97 degrees! Take care and the Hycianth bean vine on the deck has reached our hanging fern basket under the overhang and is still going up!! Take care and hope that all of us have a cooler weekend!