OK, we've had some morning frosts, a wee bit of snow, a little thin ice at the edge of ponds. But then, today, the temperature climbed to close to 50 degrees. This Dandelion and Galinsoga on a downtown sidewalk are acting like winter has already come and gone and it's time to bloom again. A fly has reawakened, too.
Not exactly the Easter Bunny, but another creature better adapted to warmer weather than what winters are supposed to be around here. I've heard that opossums are better suited to more southerly climes, which is why the ears of our local inhabitants are almost always frost-damaged. Poor things! They surely must be enjoying this unseasonably warm weather. This one is certainly enjoying the food we put out for feral cats.
For more than thirty years I've been wandering the woods and waterways of Saratoga County, New York, and regions nearby, looking closely, listening carefully, and recording what I experience. We are blessed in this region with an amazing amount of wilderness right at hand. With this blog I share my year-round adventures here, seeking out what wonders await in my own Madagascar close to home.
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
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