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New snow, cold temperatures, many birds
The air around the moon looked blue.
Without the frills, just the Supermoon.
Ring around the moon
Winter activities
Macro-cosmic life on our maple tree
Dance of the fallen leaves
No you see them...now you don't
Current snowstorm
Maggie likes her freshly shoveled trail in our yar…
The snow plow closes our driveway every time it s…
View this morning February 11.
Verklammert
Finally, the snowstorm is gone.
The Polly Ann Trail this morning
Our neighborhood
Our neighborhood
Polly Ann Trail
Maggie is climbing the snow mounds
Fading life of a tulip
Hatschiiiii....
Taro Root
A few of my favorite pencils
Ein "Quarter" aus New Jersey
January in Michigan
Nutmeg pure
Light across the road
Mature Juniper trees
Frozen cranberries
January sunset
Deer, rabbit & Maggie tracks this morning
We have never had so many Goldfinches in our yard
Rare in our yard, a House Finch
Power to hear
Flowers on the window
An unusual reflection
A view across the river from Michigan to Ontario
Camera is on, birds are gone.
Goldeneye (Bucephala clangula)
Lesser Scaup (Aythya affinis)
Old Squaw (Clangula hyemalis)
A new kind of space craft
A cold day at the lake
View from our front door
Always one dances to a different tune.
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Birds accept other species when they are hungry. Only people continue to hate, no matter what conditions are offered to overcome hatred. A Cardinal surrounded by dozens of Goldfinches.
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Am sozialsten sind die Schwanzmeisen. Bis zu 14 stück hingen gleichzeitig am Futterklops.
Apropos: wir füllen Sämereien und Haferflocken in einen leeren, aufgeschnittenen Tetra-Pack-Karton (z.B. vo Milch) und füllen das dann mit erwärmten Kokosfett. Vorher wird noch ein Drahthaken mit hinengesteckt. Wenn das wieder fest ist, kann man die Pappe entfernen und den Klotz in einen Baum hängen. Wird sehr gut angenommen.
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