A lot of people dream of them. Even Bing Crosby. Me, not so much. I’ve seen more than my fair share of snow and the novelty wore off decades years ago. After all I grew up in Canada and only migrated south in midlife. To New England no less. Bright move, huh?
So without further ado, for those of you who long for snow at Christmas, this is for you.
Down at the creek. (I am so grateful for zoom lenses!)
This next little guy is one of my favorites. Talk about troopers. They don’t even show up until the weather turns cold! Dark-Eyed Juncos are ground feeders and hop around under the feeders to pick up seeds. In case you’re interested, you can learn more about Juncos here.
With a friend.
Rummaging for seed.
Busy, busy feeders.
My neighbor’s roof!
And that was Mother Nature’s gift to us! Thanks Mom!
Great pictures, and I have to tell you, living my whole life in So.Calif I don't understand snow or things freezing, seriously. When our weather gets in the 50's, we are such babies we think we are "freezing". I bring out my Uggs, long underwear top, scarfs and more. So thank you for the pictures, they are nice to "see" and not "feel"! Take care.
ReplyDeleteI love those pictures of the birdies! They are really wonderful... So moody and wintery
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