It's cold and winds are brisk--but it's beautiful.
When it warms up a little this afternoon I'll be going out to check tracks. All I saw yesterday were what I think were probably red squirrel tracks and tunnels in the first field.
Thomasburg is a small hamlet in the Municipality of Tweed in eastern Ontario. Behind my home here is a fallow field, swamp, cedar bush, old apple orchard and woods. Almost every day I take the same walk through this territory to see who's been by, and try to figure out what they've been up to.
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I love the photos of the snow patterns- and please send a bohemian southwest before spring arrives. I haven't viewed one in way too long. In fact we haven't had very many boreal species at all this season- no common/hoary redpolls, no pine grosbeaks.. not even very many snow buntings. Winter doesn't seem like winter without snow buntings.
Thanks Cindy. I'd send the Bohemians your way for a visit if I could--interesting what these boreals do. My pine and evening grosbeaks have gone off somewhere, but I'm still seeing common redpolls, and one pine siskin turns up among the goldfinches.
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