Mocked by drones

On Sunday, I decided to visit the parks I didn't on Saturday. It was sprinkling off and on for a bit in the morning, but getting to the park just after it opens means that there are fewer people about to get in the way. The azaleas weren't all in bloom, but what did bloom were pretty. Although hazy, the view from the top of the park was great. 

Where there are flowers, there are bees. Despite Japan being a small country, a few pretty big insects exist, from black cockroaches, monster hornets, cicadas, and bumble bees the size of mini drones.

These little mini-drones would hover right in front of you, as if they're daring you to try to take a pic, and will fly off as soon as you point one at them. Once you put the camera down, the motherfuckers will come back as if they're going, nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah. I did, however, manage to capture a short vid. I'm posting it on the other place. 

The weather started to clear up. I felt as I were being rewarded for getting out of the house and not sitting on my lazy ass all day long. 

I went to another park to see the wisteria. The purple and pink ones were in bloom, but it was too early for the white ones, which are gorgeous when they are in bloom. 

The park had an event going on where there were vendors out selling their ware and a band playing South American music were performing. They were using instruments that looked like they were made out of reeds. It was pretty interesting. 

All in all, it was a good weekend. Next weekend is the start of Golden Week. This is another time of year you'll see lots of people traveling. Looks like Mother Nature is planning to literally piss all over people's travel plans. Forecast is rain 

Do you usually do when it rains during your travels?