It definitely did not look like spring this morning as the heavy snow weighted down the tree branches and some limbs snapped off. The snow was around fifteen inches in the backyard when I went to clear the snow off the bird feeders.
Definitely Not Spring
This morning looked more like winter than spring, but this is just a taste of what the predicted storm will bring on the Sunday.
Not Spring
This snow layer on the edge of the beach shore sort of looks like a snow dragon creature breathing ice out towards the lake.
Ice Dragon
People hiking to Lost Creek this weekend might spot the green ferns that I saw last week. It seemed strange to see the patches of green plants growing in the snow covered ground.
Winter Ferns
The warmer days again has melted the snow except for some patches in the ditches and on the surface of my pond. It looks more like November than the end of January.
Unnormal January
With only a couple of inches of snow, you didn’t need snowshoes to take a walk around outside.
Easy Snow Walk
The snow reveals critter activity that may go unnoticed without seeing all the tracks in the snow.
Critter Snow Tracks
The wind swept the snow around and it swirled around the pots leaving bare ground.
Swirling Snow
The major portion of the snow storm missed here, but it did leave a couple of inches of snow to cover the ground and the strong winds made patterns in the new snow.
Snow Patterns
The morning sky may have been colorful after the nasty Halloween trick, but the ground still remained white.
Colorful Sunrise
