July Sophora japonica Love
There is no trace of wind, and the sweet fragrance suddenly kisses the shoulders.
In July, the fire flows in the alley, and the love of the passers-by under the Sophora japonica is received.
In the hot summer last year, the two rows of thin Sophora japonica in the courtyard did not bloom. I thought they must be too old.
But this year, every tree has bloomed, and the whole canopy is full of flowers. When
first opened, it was tender and light green, which did not attract people's attention. Gradually, it turns yellow day by day. The color becomes more and more striking and the aroma becomes stronger.
When the locust trees fell to the ground, the monotonous bluestone road was dyed bright yellow.
It must be the scent of locust flowers that attracts a group of sparrows to come looking for food. They are jumping and jumping very happily.
After a while, the cleaner came, and they immediately flew away and hid somewhere. The cleaner left, along with the remaining locust flowers on the ground that were cleared into the garbage truck.
Don't worry, the sparrows have had their food confiscated. After a while, you will find that another layer of sophora flowers has fallen on the ground. The sparrows all flew down again and continued their delicious meal.
It seems that in this hot summer, the sparrows don’t have to work hard to find food everywhere. They can eat all day long under the locust tree.
