Forest frolics

I enjoy my forest frolics. The challenge is to spot something worthwhile to photograph! One, teeny weeny flower amongst the dead leaves.




Daisy had a bit of energy, and came along. As usual, moving quickly along fallen trees, using them as a bridge, a bit slower on the wet leaves.


Then, she flung herself up a tree. A good test for her, as we have coyotes in the forest.


With the recent rains, the frogpond is filling up a bit. This is good, as it is protection for the frogs, tadpoles, salamanders, shiners, that hibernate in this refuge in the frozen winter. The wetland grasses are all flattened. Daisy looked a bit uncertain.


In the backyard, were are still spots where the snow had not yet melted.


After our snowfall, I looked at the goldfish pond, near the house, and saw three froggies!



Then, there is the trailcam. This is a different coyote, with a dark spot near the base of its tail, as well as the black end of its tail. The other one only has a black tip.
 

Two dohs, and Annabelle! You know, doh, a deer... I have trouble spelling it 'does!'