Just a bit of snow so far. But, snow squalls are predicted for this afternoon,
with a 5-6 inch accumulation of the white stuff!
EDIT - We woke up to 14 inches of snow this morning (Sunday)
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| Female House Finch |
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| Grey Squirrel (Patches) |
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Cute shots of both the finch and the squirrel. Looks cold there! Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteWow ! She is beautiful and so cute !
ReplyDeleteJust one request, Karen... please keep the snow up there. I'm not ready for it yet! We still have trees with their leaves. Cute squirrel, but I still don't like them.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful captures for the day, Karen, as always! A delightful bird and I love Patches!! Looks like my little squirrel friend!! Hope you're feeling well and that you have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteCute photos of the bird and squirrel. Wish our mountains would get some snow - I want to go skiing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful are the photos of the squirrel and the bird in the snow.
ReplyDeletePatches! What a great name for this one. Poor little house finch--wonder how small birds like that can withstand the snow. They survive though! Great shots!
ReplyDeletepatches made me grin! eat up, little ones!
ReplyDeleteExcellent images of all your feathered and furry friends!
ReplyDeleteWe just received some of the that arctic front cold from up your way overnight. 8 degrees this morn, but only an inch of snow so we're counting our blessings :)
Beautiful photos, Patches looked as though he was posing just for you, and how do the little birds survive through all the snow? Guess, like you, they hunker down in some warm sheltered spot Greetings from Jean
ReplyDelete...and here I am, supposedly here to see your bird photo. But, in all honestly the squirrel caught my heart today. Sweet. Both images.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, Karen! I love the colors and facial expressions.
ReplyDeleteThe temps have cooled and the wind has been steady. We has a high in the low 20's yesterday and woke up to 7*.
Awww... both look cute.
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures! Have a wonder filled weekend! http://lauriekazmierczak.com/i-have-been-blessed/
ReplyDeleteNeat photos! I love snow when it falls somewhere else. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat bird is so pretty, and we are having a bit of flying snow too!
ReplyDeletePatches makes the snow look friendly and nice but I'm not ready for it yet. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI can't get my head around five to six inches of snow. But would much, much rather snow than heat.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
The snow makes such a pretty photograph and your subjects are adorable. Great shots Karen :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! We might get a little snow tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteCool, well done!
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots. But what draws me in the most, are the little specs of snow in the background. FULL of atmosphere. Great!
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The squirrel steals the show ~ What a shot ~ other one is excellent also ~ Snow???? ~ Not ready for snow ~ thanks, carol, xxx
ReplyDeleteSnow...I am so not ready for that! Cute pics...even of the little rascal
ReplyDeleteCute squirrel and finch. Here comes winter!
ReplyDeleteCute shots of the two critters!
ReplyDeleteThese are mighty! You've got some cool squirrels up your way!
ReplyDeleteI think these little guys and their pals are going to be way grateful for your feeders through winter!
ReplyDeletelovey pics! is patches a new grey squirrel? *S*
Très joli post! j'adore!
ReplyDeleteMerci de ta visite et de tes gentils commentaires sur mes pages, Merci, bonne journée!
Bon dimanche, Cath.
Two brilliant shots Karen. Hope you don't get more snow and please don't send it this way.
ReplyDeleteNice shots Karen. Boom & gary of the Vermilon River.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of these little critters. Patches is a good name for him!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and a lot of snow.
ReplyDeleteyour shot of the squirrel is fantastic. Love the snow and the look on it´s face. :)
ReplyDeleteFourteen inches? Wow. Your squirrel looks like he will make it through the winter just fine though...I think he stocked up!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful critters and fantastic shot!
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