Day 63 - Nothing more frustrating than a dead battery

I was out at dusk trying to catch some forest life (this time in another part) on camera, and just before I was going to leave home, I realized the mistake I made for the first time in my life - going out with a dying battery.  I quickly charged it for about 15 mins. while I gave my sets of glasses some much needed shining.

I go out and get a few shots of flowers, snails, raindrops etc., and just when I spot an interesting bird (likely a Cardinal) and then two more (possibly an oriole and a warbler), my battery decides to give up!  Nothing could be more frustrating as the tiny warbler came and sat on a tree right under my nose and flitted away as quickly.  It would have been enough time to snap it for identification purposes at least.  Well, I have to go back there soon again.

The water droplet below has a snail reflecting in it.  Clicking will enlarge the photo and allow you to see more detail:

This guy was trapped in the spider web but was trying to put up a valiant fight.  I almost reached out to disentangle it, and then thought of the hungry spider that might be lurking somewhere.  Who am I to snatch someone's food away, but this actually threw me into a moral dilemma - shouldn't I have saved a life?  Hmmm..