Saturday, 7 January 2017

Frog pond across the years

This morning it's a cold one.

I thought I'd celebrate the seasons!

We moved here in mid-September, 2010. I've been wrestling with finding photos over the years.

Oct. 2012

   

April 2013 



The pond in May, 2014

It's usually full after Spring melt. This is down by half.

 

April 2014

 

Nov. 2014

This was a fun year. Muskrats moved in, as there was lots of food and water.    

Dec. 2014

Lots of critters use the pond. Many simply travel across it!

   

April 2015

 

July 2015

 

2016 a drought

Wetland grasses grew. The frogs disappeared.

 Nov. 2016 

The pond began to fill up in November, 2016. Just a tad.
  

Dec. 16, 2016

Happily, the frog pond is filling up. Daisy went skating.


Then we had a meltdown.
 

13 comments:

Olga said...

Engaging post...love it!

Anvilcloud said...

You have a nice record there.

William Kendall said...

Daisy is such a sweetie!

Misadventures of Widowhood said...

Great photographs of lovely scenery. I love Daisy skating. She is very brave.

Red said...

Your pond not only provides enjoyment but many learning opportunities.

The Furry Gnome said...

It's fascinating to watch things like that change over the years, especially if you can find matching pictures!

Silver in AZ said...

Oh my goodness that's cold!

Nancy J said...

July 2015, perfect !!!

Out To Pasture said...

Looking forward to 2017 and beyond pond reports! Keep up the walkies with camera and Daisy!

Cat Lover said...

Interesting seeing your pond over the various seasons. Daisy is an adventurer!

Crafty Green Poet said...

wonderful to see how the area changes through the seasons and years

Debbie said...

WoW!! so interesting and many changes. I wanted to something similar with a tree i planted but i lost track of it!! it's a nice pond that provides great blogging material and entertainment!!!

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

I enjoyed the review of your piece of Paradise on Earth..... I remember reading your blog when you moved ... can't believe it's been that long ago.