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| Morning - frozen |
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In the morning the pond is frozen.
By afternoon, it has melted its skiff of snow.
The marsh ducks fly overhead, some landing in the warm pond. I'm having trouble identifying the dark (black?) ones. The mallards are easy to spot!
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| Afternoon - larvae zipping around like little dancers |
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| The snowfleas have stuck around. |
But all of the world is waking, and we watch the bears and the bees bopping around.
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| Mosquito larvae in my pot |
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| bunny in our lawn |
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11 comments:
What a cute bunny...but I was not thrilled with the mosquito larvae! We have far too many of them here!
Sweet bunny! And I love the photo of your father and the top of your head. You have grown up loving nature!
Happy Easter and good luck with the taxes...or are you finished? I came to read that when this popped up! I have to finish mine. It said I get a big refund. I think something is wrong! I have to redo it...breaking even is the best we could hope for.
Been great getting to know you since you found my blog. Gin
Awesome images....ah, to live in an area such as this in your 'back yard'....must be nice. And sweet,....you have a real live easter bunny.
Easter Parade Critters is my Saturday Post.
Just lovely - what a cute bunny.
The larves are interesting but this cute baby-bunny is the star of the post!
The shot of your pond in the morning, with a skim of ice is lovely!
Yes, wetlands have many interesting critters which are all interlinked to each others survival.
I've got a bunny that's eating my tulip buds. Repellent or Havahart are in its near future.
Great photos of the pond and the change from the ice in the morning was so fast. The bunny is cute!
I'm sure I've seen mosquito larvae before, but didn't realize what those squiggly things were. Interesting post.
oh that bunny is a cutie...the mosquito babies, not so much!
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