IS, rather. The two ends of the Setauket Mill Pond are covered in green algae or duckweed or something. How could this be good for the wildlife? Is this why they say it needs dredging?
Nearly-grown cygnets hang out in clear water
One of the four big snappers that live in
Trash rides on top of the scum
Close-up of the green stuff
Idling away some time at the car repair shop. Let's see, it doesn't say how many pieces you get for twenty-five cents. In these days ....
The one on the right must have a special ingredient.
A nice place to sit and read, this gazebo is on the grounds of the Garden Club Sanctuary. Not far away, a patch of wild blackberries.
Today's haul garnished with a few last wineberries
Some plants are doing just fine ... 
though unwatered lawns are not
Yesterday the annual Vintage European Car show was held beside the Methodist Church in Stony Brook. Some really snazzy cars were on display. Let's see, which one do I want to drive home? Perhaps the MG.
Seen through a window at the Emma Clark Library. Foliage is not the only thing that is drooping.
The line for pies stretches out the door at Briermere Farms. (I know this place is not in Stony Brook, but I wish it were)
