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One of my missions while visiting the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary was once again to seek out the Great Horned Owls to which I have no photos to share because I had no success with finding them. Once I took care of that mission, I was free to wander and wonder. The moon was still big yet not quite full and I was able to capture it and its reflection. It was a cool, crisp morning with a sky full of those fluffy puffy white clouds that I love so much.
it was joyful to watch the Robin taking a morning bath
the Canada Geese working on forming their V
the Lagoon was mostly open water with a pretty reflection
the muskrat decorated with water droplets
female & male Mallard Ducks after their bath
now this
One of my missions while visiting Confluence Park was to check out the Siberian Larch Tree in the birth forest to which I found what needles were still on the tree were holding new fallen snow. Once I dealt with that mission I then meandered along swishing through the snow. We were walloped with more snow than was forecasted. The moon was no where to be seen in a sky full of grey yet the sun tried its best to shine but with no luck.
the Canada Geese were flying over head in droves
tis the time to sport my winter boots
the Mallard Ducks were all in a row
the forest dressed in a new collection of winter white
it was perfect snowman snow so I made one
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ReplyDeleteWow, lovely collection of photos! The nature scenes and reflections, the wildlife are all gorgeous. Well done.
I hope you find those owls. Take care, have a great day!
I will be persistent in my owl search, I may try again on the weekend. Enjoy today wherever it may take you!
DeleteNo eagles or owls but certainly a plethora of wildlife to make up for their absences! Hoping in the days or weeks to come the eagles & owls reappear. Enjoy the ❄️. ❤️Norma
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing a Great Horned Owl at Confluence Park a few times once it got cold and the snow started to fall, so I may look there also.
DeleteBeautifully collated. I love the arrival of the snow.
ReplyDeleteThe new snow adds a clean white fresh glow!
DeleteJust wonderful photos as always. I envy you your snow. Far too early for us.
ReplyDeleteWe have snow in the forecast for a few days to come!
DeleteWell not one flake of snow here in Red Deer. However, snow would be good as we need moisture and snow makes things clean and fresh.
ReplyDeleteLike you, we need the moisture! Wishing some flurries come your way! I like how in addition to snow making things clean and fresh, with it also comes quiet!
DeleteI love the sun in the lake and the buck in the bushes and the coal tit (Periparus ater)
ReplyDeleteI especially love the flight of the Canada geese and you can't miss them :-))) with their screaming.
We already have snow - but not that much,
the sun is already thawing him.
Lots of love coming your way. Hug von Viola
HaHa I hear the Canada Geese long before I see them and when there are a hundred or so flying over, it is loud! With a little more snow, I assume you will be out on your cross country skis.
DeleteThere is so much to see in nature when we just stop and observe. I love the long trailing lines of ducks and geese against the grey skies. And I envy you the snow. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteMy new book "What the Robin Knows" is teaching me so much about stopping and observing!
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