Here are some pictures:
I identify this butterfly as an Lorquin Admiral (Limenitis lorquini)

I thought "X" marked the spot only in pirate tales! Actually, it's a couple feet away in the bush.

Didn't find the cache, but I DID find a fake plastic leaf...

Crossing the Rubicon?

Seems to be a classic pose of a Red Winged Blackbird. I saw maybe five in a row, calling to each other.

This cyclist cares not that we taxpayers have spent a fortune building bike lanes for the likes of him. Also, is not familiar with the concept of letting pedestrians know he is passing before he zooms by. What if I had flung out my arms in an act of irrational exuberance, kabonging him with my mighty walking stick? What then, eh?

That is about it for today!