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Daisy and friends.
Can you see them, lower left? |
These are from Nov. 9th, 2013. I looked out and spotted Daisy by the goldfish pond.
Can you see them on the log?
She did not. It was quite humorous.
She who has managed to bring home 6, count 'em 6, ticks in the past two weeks.
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Patience is also a form of action.
-Auguste Rodin,
sculptor (1840-1917)
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| Leopard frog buddies. |
The frogs looked not-so-amused with the cold weather.
In the back yard, Nov. 10th, I spotted another robin. Just one. It was sitting, but had been looking for bugs with the juncos on top of the septic system!
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| At first it wouldn't look at me! |
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| Then it hopped to another branch, in profile. |
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| Yesterday, Nov. 11th - froggies gone! |
What a change in weather.
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| lavender with a snowy coat |
snow dancing in the wind,
wind howling,
cold cats.
Winter, bring it on! This morning I checked and the pond is frozen. The snow settled on top of a thin layer of ice. Good night frogs and goldfish!
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| A skiff of snow |
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| By morning: frozen over |
8 comments:
Snow is in areas all around us but hasn't reached us yet. Overnight was the coldest so far.
Is that it for the next few months, snow, snow & more snow
Is that it for the next few months, snow, snow & more snow
Snow finally comes to all of us. It will look pretty!
I am glad you like winter... I do too (in your pictures ;>)!)
Hari OM
Every season has its charms and also alarms! I do enjoy the drop into the cold though. Something to do with potential for hibernations I suppose!! YAM xx
How quick it turns. We had heavy rain last night, but they are calling for sunshine on Thursday. Yea! if it comes to be. - Margy
Well, it might be winter, but I am still in denial. I refuse to get my winter jacket out, wearing a sweatshirt and my fall jacket. But this morning, with a wind chill of -15, I did find my headband before heading out to the bus...
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