Despite the wishes for spring and the subtle indicators of seasonal change, winter delivers a blast of snow, holding on with a powerful grip.
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Despite the wishes for spring and the subtle indicators of seasonal change, winter delivers a blast of snow, holding on with a powerful grip.
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 The arrival of the Red-Winged Blackbird singing in the treetops marks the start of the beginning of spring.
 A pack of coyotes has run of the entire shoreline on the lake ice.
 It was a gift to see you, great traveler from the tundra. You blended in so well with the snow. Your magnificent wingspan and silent flight cannot be adequately described in words. Be safe. Travel well.
 This Red Tailed Hawk rests on a tree branch with eyes fixed on the ground.
 The mercury drops below 12 degrees. The Juncos and other birds huddle deep in the refuge of warm pine branches. The deer march across the snowy field. The sun sets on a chilly winter afternoon.
 It is a tough winter for many but the Tufted Titmouse seems skilled at surviving even the most freezing weather.
 On the coldest day in decades, when wind chill temperatures dropped to thirty below zero, White-tailed Deer, belly-up to the bird feeder. Each little bit of bird seed provides added energy to survive another freezing day and night.
 The cold, winter weather is no match for the determination of a Blue Jay.
 On the first full day of winter a slug moves on top of the wet, leaf litter.
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