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| Hard to believe we had this snow last week! |
Yes, off we went. Buster was a bit sleepy. He'd caught a mouse, and we quite exhausted. He was camped out on our bed.
He brought it up to the deck to show off his prize. Duly tenderized, it has since disappeared!
I headed out back to check out the property with Felix. Our backyard is a bit of a spit, extending out into the wetland.
We have no worries about flooding, as the bog is in a gully below, with much clay underneath.
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| Brave Felix digs snow out from toe pads. |
It is much like the larger lakes, and melts at the edges first, where meltwater has gathered.
And still we have people sledding at the speed of stupid!
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Nothing more striking than the moss!
Felix hunts for mice friends! |
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| Field mouse trails appear |
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| They look a bit drunk, wobbly little path! |
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Much safety in the snow cover!
I shall miss the story that the snow tells. |
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| He's happy with the green grass! |
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| Can you spot them?! |
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You can see the path the deer follow in the bog.
Where they have compacted snow
it is slower to melt. |
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| He walks with me like a dog! |
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| You can see the melt starting! |
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| He loves getting up off the snowy, wet ground! |
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| House peeks through the forest! |
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Oops, watch that first step!
And still we had people go into Lake Simcoe!
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Usually letting his brother do the meowing,
he howled for me to wait up! |
The tree gather sun's rays and warms the forest edge, where snow melts and deer seek warmth.
3 comments:
Stupidity has no age limit, or season! Wouldn't you think people who lived in the cold country would have learned by all the reports?????
such cute kitty/dogs...
Love these photos, Jenn. I just adore Felix!
Some people are so stupid. Inch-thick ice. It's hard to imagine anyone that silly.
K
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