Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 “mouth” on grain which adheres to it. The process must be one of sucking for his “mouth” wriggles and the sugar disappears gradually. Interested in watching him clean himself. Rubs wing hindlegs & then rubs legs together much as a person rinses his heads.Fitful breeze.(HT)Various plants wither in noon sun’s heat & emphasize the heat. Especially is this true of such flowers that perish early in the morning as morning glories, squashes & gourds. Robin splashing in water.Chimney swift: overhead.