JANUARY SNOW SCENES.....Here is a sunset I almost missed while back at the home front. It looks like the skies are on fire, but the trees add a definite dimension. Did you see this where you are? OK, back to the snow we had last week. Actually, now that crystal white blanket has diminished considerable after rain and forty degree temperatures. Now, it is easier to get around. Walking in snow that sometimes is up to your knees is not a picnic. I did walk the beaches, and ventured onto the inner camp roads, but at one point it was so tough that I used my ski pole to write in frustration, "Enough already!" I wonder if anyone else saw and felt that message!
The picture below shows how these animals
seek food, then stomp at the base of food sources. That blush
of red is the fruit of Winterberry. This picture was taken near
the Lily Pond that is iced over and with enough ice to hold the
deer as they forage for food.
rries
to lure him out, but he chose to wait my departure. Incidentally,
it is a good idea to carry sunflower seeds since if you spot a
Chickadee, you may lure them to eat in your hand with the seeds.
If you try this, remember not to look eye to eye with the bird
as that may invoke a predator to his activity.
u. You know I am always looking
for animal tracks, so what do you think of this?! You'll have
to wait for the next update to get the answer!